pd-grooming

To clean up temporary files, this Skill identifies scattered test remnants and draft notes in your project directory, archiving or deleting them while keeping core code untouched. It requires user confirmation before moving or deleting non-trivial files.

To standardize file naming conventions, this Skill automatically renames files by converting spaces and uppercase letters to kebab-case, such as transforming 'My Notes.md' into 'my-notes.md' for better organization.

You need workspace archiving when valuable but unorganized logs and notes clutter your environment. This Skill moves these files to a designated archive, ensuring a clean workspace while retaining access to potentially useful information.

Workspace grooming does not delete core code and configuration files. The operation specifically targets temporary files and improperly named documents, leaving essential project files completely untouched during the cleanup process.

The best way to organize scattered test files is using an automated grooming operation that targets remnants like 'temp.txt' or 'debug_log.txt', archiving or deleting them to restore a clean and efficient development environment.