file-renamer

File renaming converts filenames to lowercase, replaces spaces with hyphens, removes special characters, and adds versioning to comply with CLAUDE.md standards. The skill handles images, documents, and markdown files automatically, prompting for missing metadata like organization or product descriptor when needed.

Yes, the skill applies file-type-specific naming templates across your entire repository. It standardizes images, documents, and markdown simultaneously, making it ideal for post-import cleanup, legacy directory organization, and pre-commit hook integration without manual per-file intervention.

The skill extracts or prompts for organization, product, and descriptor information. For images, it infers and includes resolution in the renamed filename. For documents and markdown, it extracts or requests category information, embedding these details into the file-type-specific structural template.

Automated renaming prevents human error and inconsistency when handling large datasets, imports, or legacy files. Use it before committing code to ensure repository hygiene, during document imports to enforce compliance, or when reorganizing directories—tasks where manual renaming becomes tedious and error-prone.

The skill supports images, documents, and markdown files with file-type-specific handling. Images receive resolution inference, documents and markdown receive category extraction or prompting, and all file types receive lowercase normalization, hyphenation, special character removal, and version suffixes.

The skill provides interactive guidance, prompting you for missing information like organization, product descriptor, or category when automated analysis is insufficient, ensuring complete compliance without skipping files or requiring manual cleanup afterward.