fyp-folder-structure

Organize your FYP project using phase-based folders: notebooks, experiments, data, src, docs, scripts, logs, and references. This structure enforces consistent placement of training runs, outputs, and artifacts, preventing ad-hoc folder creation that harms reproducibility across your project phases.

Store notebooks and experiments in dedicated phase-specific directories within your FYP structure. The Skill validates notebook sequencing and experiment placement, ensuring clear guidance on where training runs and outputs belong to maintain organization across project phases.

Yes. The Skill validates target paths during file movement, renaming, and deletion against phase rules, checking for conflicts or misplacements. It implements cross-reference updates and safeguards to ensure consistent organization when you modify your folder structure.

Phase-based organization creates clear separation between notebooks, experiments, data, source code, documentation, scripts, logs, and references. This prevents ad-hoc folder creation, makes project artifacts easier to locate, and ensures reproducibility by maintaining consistent structure throughout your research lifecycle.

The Skill prevents misplaced files by validating paths against phase-specific rules before creation or movement. It detects potential conflicts and provides routing guidance to the correct directory, ensuring files land in phase-appropriate locations automatically.

The Skill automates validation by applying phase-based rules during file creation, movement, renaming, and deletion. It performs path validation and safeguards before destructive actions, eliminating manual enforcement and ensuring consistent project hygiene without extra steps.