file-organizer

Automate directory cleanup by scanning files, reasoning over metadata, proposing organizational structures, and moving files after user confirmation. This process categorizes files by type and content into designated folders to streamline file management.

LLM-powered file organization works by scanning your directories, analyzing file metadata and snippets, and proposing a structured categorization. It suggests folder structures and renaming options based on content, requiring your confirmation before moving any files.

Yes, you can use filesystem automation to organize files on remote and networked paths. The skill handles local, networked, and remote filesystems, requiring appropriate file system access and permissions for modification.

The best way to safely organize files is using a user confirmation gate that requires approval for all changes. The system moves files in chunked batches, allowing manual review after each step to eliminate unintended overwrites or deletions.

Handle file organization for large directories by using optional cheaper LLM services to optimize repetitive tasks. The skill scans and processes files in batches, proposing structures and executing moves efficiently while managing errors through chunked execution.

Yes, you need file system access and modification permissions to run scripts for automated file organization. The script scans your specified directory path, proposes changes, and executes file moves only after you grant explicit user confirmation.