file-organizer

You can automatically organize desktop files by type by running a skill that sorts documents, images, scripts, data, and archives into categorized folders. It creates necessary top-level directories and safely moves files while preserving their original modification timestamps.

Yes, desktop file organization works on both Windows and macOS. It handles routine cleanup for personal or shared desktops by classifying files into six categories and skipping hidden system files to ensure safe cross-platform operation.

To categorize and move desktop files while skipping system files, the skill identifies file extensions and sorts them into Documents, Images, Scripts, Data, Archives, and Others. It automatically bypasses hidden and system files to prevent accidental modification.

Yes, you can configure custom categories and file extensions for desktop cleanup. The skill uses a frontmatter-driven configuration to define supported categories and their associated file extensions, allowing you to tailor the automated organization to your specific needs.

The best way to clean up a cluttered desktop with mixed data and scripts is to use automated categorization. This process instantly reorganizes scattered files into clearly defined folders, enabling faster retrieval and a cleaner workspace without manual sorting.

No, organizing desktop files will not change the original modification timestamps. The skill safely moves files into their respective categorized folders while explicitly preserving their original metadata to maintain file history integrity.