file-organizer

To find duplicates, this Skill scans directories and computes file hashes or compares filename and size to accurately identify duplicate files, recommending which copies to keep while requiring explicit confirmation before deletion.

The safest way to clean up a Downloads folder is using an approval-first workflow that produces an inventory, proposes a dry-run move plan to group files into categories, and executes changes only after explicit user approval.

Yes, you can restructure project directories safely because the Skill proposes a dry-run move and rename plan, preserves modification dates, logs all changes for potential undo, and requires explicit user approval prior to any destructive actions.

Yes, file organization works for preparing archives by performing directory inventories that summarize file counts, types, sizes, and date ranges, ensuring consistent folder structures before you commit files to long-term archival storage.

If a file cleanup plan makes a mistake during execution, the Skill mitigates this by preserving modification dates and logging all changes for undo, ensuring you can review the dry-run proposal and revert errors after the fact.

No, you do not need to approve every single file move individually; the Skill generates a comprehensive dry-run move plan and requires your explicit approval once for the entire batch before applying any directory changes.