project-cleanup

Project cleanup automates reorganization of documentation and folder structures by enforcing size guidelines, archiving outdated content, and consolidating duplicates across daily summaries, phase plans, and completed-todos files using shell commands and standard file operations.

Yes. The Skill applies archive rules based on document size and age criteria, moves outdated content to designated archive paths, removes unnecessary files and empty folders, and supports cleanup of backup and temporary files across your project structure.

Project cleanup operates on CLAUDE.md, roadmap.md, changelog.md, and project-todo.md files, plus daily summaries, phase plans, and completed-todos directories, using Read, Bash, Grep, Glob, Write, and Edit tools for shell-based operations.

SSDD enforces systematic organization by archiving documents older than defined thresholds like three months, removing redundant and temporary files, and consolidating duplicates, which simplifies long-term maintenance and reduces manual sorting across large documentation sets.

Apply automated cleanup workflows that enforce size limits, archive outdated daily summaries and phase records on a schedule, consolidate duplicate entries, and remove empty folders, which maintains a lean structure without manual intervention.