import-organizer

Import organization automatically groups and sorts imports by source—external, internal, and type imports—then removes duplicates and applies language-specific conventions. It reads your file, reorganizes imports alphabetically within each group, and updates the file with clean, consistent formatting.

Yes, import organization supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, Rust, and other languages. Each language follows its own conventions for grouping and sorting imports while maintaining code readability and eliminating merge conflicts.

Yes, it identifies and eliminates duplicate imports while reorganizing messy statements into clean groups. The Skill also preserves comments and applies standardized sorting, so your imports follow best practices without manual effort.

Import organization groups imports by source and sorts them consistently, eliminating the merge conflicts that arise from unorganized, duplicated statements. Applying this across your codebase ensures everyone follows the same import structure.

Organized imports group external libraries, internal modules, and type imports separately, then sort each group alphabetically. This structure reduces cognitive load when reading code, makes dependencies immediately visible, and prevents duplication.

You can organize imports in individual files like `src/App.js` or `src/components/MyComponent.js`, or run the Skill across your entire project. It processes each file independently while applying consistent language-specific conventions.