meow:project-organization

You can standardize project directory structure using advisory mode to get correct path and naming guidance for new outputs without altering files. This mode reads directory rules to return recommendations for where new files should be placed.

Organize mode includes safeguards to avoid overwriting existing files or touching protected paths during restructuring. These precautions ensure your critical project data remains secure while the directory structure is actively reorganized.

You need to enforce consistent project structure and file placement during both project creation and ongoing maintenance. Applying standardized directory rules reduces confusion and prevents file misplacement as your MeowKit project scales.

Yes, you can use advisory mode to check correct file paths before creating new project outputs. It returns proper path and naming guidance based on directory rules without modifying your existing file structure.

Organize mode includes safeguards to avoid overwriting existing files or touching protected paths during restructuring. These precautions ensure your critical project data remains secure while the directory structure is actively reorganized.