file-organizer

Automate file organization by analyzing file context, detecting duplicates, and proposing folder structures. This skill groups files by type and purpose, then performs cleanup with your approval to reduce cognitive load across your home directories and project work.

Safe duplicate detection requires robust file-type analysis and handling filename conflicts gracefully. This skill identifies duplicates to reclaim space and performs safe moves with undo logging, ensuring you can reverse any automated cleanup actions if needed.

Yes, you can restructure your folder structure while preserving original timestamps. The organization process applies context-aware grouping by file types, dates, and content, ensuring your files maintain their metadata during safe moves and reorganization.

Automated file cleanup handles filename conflicts gracefully to prevent data loss. It applies robust file-type detection before moving files, logging every action to create an undo history so you can safely revert any reorganization or deduplication mistakes.

Yes, you can get auto-suggested folder structures based on file context. The system analyzes your target directory, considering file types, dates, and content to group files by purpose, proposing a reorganization plan that requires your approval before execution.

Automated file management requires user approval before executing moves and relies on context like file types and dates. It is limited by the accuracy of file-type detection and needs an undo logging setup to safely handle conflicts during complex project directory reorganization.