research-organizer

Folder classification uses taxonomy-based logic to analyze bloated research directories, propose theme-based subfolders, and execute moves. It detects folder growth exceeding ten items and requires owner approval before reorganizing.

Git mv preserves file history during directory reorganization by moving files into theme-based subfolders while maintaining version control tracking. The skill requires owner approval before executing any file moves to ensure safe governance.

Automated folder classification is needed when research directories become bloated and exceed item thresholds. The skill detects folder growth exceeding ten files and proposes taxonomy-based subfolders to keep research assets organized and navigable.

Safe research file classification requires a governed workflow that avoids deletions, logs decisions, and requires owner approval before moving files. This skill enforces these safety constraints and provides an escalation path for ambiguous classification cases.

Owner approval is required before moving files into subfolders. The skill enforces governance by proposing a reorganization plan and waiting for explicit owner approval prior to executing any git mv operations or folder restructuring.