output-artifact-organization

Organize SQL, JSON, and example artifacts into designated folders.

2|1|Updated Jan 20, 2026

Search Tags:#json #sql #organize #artifacts #project-structure #file-naming

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npx skills add https://github.com/sraloff/gravityboots --skill output-artifact-organization

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Skill: output-artifact-organization
Source: https://github.com/sraloff/gravityboots/tree/main/.agent/skills/output-artifact-organization
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sraloff/gravityboots --skill output-artifact-organization

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a clear, repeatable convention for saving SQL, JSON, and example artifacts into designated folders, reducing misplacement and version-control confusion across projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

Standardized routing: save SQL files to /sql with descriptive, date-prefixed filenames; JSON artifacts to /examples/json; and other docs to /docs.
Consistent naming and folder structure to improve traceability, collaboration, and reproducibility.
Use Case: when onboarding a new project, automatically route generated artifacts to the correct folders to maintain a clean repository.

Quick Start

Place SQL files in sql/, JSON files in examples/json/, and related artifacts in docs, following the described naming rules.

Frequently Asked Questions about output-artifact-organization

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I organize SQL and JSON artifacts into designated project folders?▼

To organize SQL and JSON artifacts into designated project folders, standardize your routing by saving SQL files to the /sql directory and JSON artifacts to /examples/json. This enforces predictable file naming and folder routing, minimizing the risk of misplaced assets.

What is the best way to name versioned SQL migrations and sample data dumps?▼

The best way to name versioned SQL migrations and sample data dumps is to use descriptive, date-prefixed filenames. This convention improves traceability and reproducibility, ensuring consistent naming across your repository.

Why does my project repository have misplaced assets and version-control confusion?▼

Misplaced assets and version-control confusion occur when generated SQL, JSON, and example files lack a clear, repeatable convention. Applying standardized folder routing and file naming rules ensures every artifact lives where it belongs, reducing misplacement.

Do I need a specific project structure to route example artifacts to the correct folders?▼

You do not need a complex project structure, but you should follow the standard routing convention. Place SQL files in sql/, JSON artifacts in examples/json/, and related artifacts in docs/ to maintain a clean repository and predictable asset management.

Can I automatically route generated artifacts to the correct folders when onboarding a new project?▼

Yes, you can automatically route generated artifacts to the correct folders when onboarding a new project. Applying standardized folder routing and file naming rules ensures that SQL, JSON, and example files are immediately placed in their designated directories.