file-placement

To place output files in the correct directories, this skill enforces directory rules that route summaries, reports, memory entries, stories, and bugs into their respective folders to prevent misfiling and ensure quick retrieval.

For directory organization, the correct file naming convention requires filenames to use lowercase-kebab-case unless an ALL-CAPS exception applies, ensuring outputs align with organizational hooks and directory rules.

To prevent misfiling summaries and reports, save them directly into the summaries/ directory using an appropriately named lowercase-kebab-case file to ensure quick retrieval and audit.

Yes, you can use directory organization rules for memory entries and bugs by placing memory entries in memory/ and issues in bugs/, which enforces correct destinations and reduces human error during file creation.

You should not use lowercase-kebab-case for file placement when ALL-CAPS restrictions apply, as this skill guides naming to comply with specific exceptions to prevent misfiling.