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To reorganize your personal operating system without losing content, use a non-destructive migration approach that reviews your current folder structure and remaps directories around your new role. Ambiguous items are safely moved into an Inbox for later sorting, ensuring no files are deleted.

Updating a Dex workspace for a new company size involves inspecting the current state and applying preservation-first migration planning. The system updates user profiles and remaps folders to align with new priorities while keeping meeting notes and people pages fully intact.

Yes, you can reset your Dex setup to match a new operating model. The system reshapes the workspace around your new role as a founder by reorganizing folders and updating system profiles, while preserving existing content like meeting notes and people pages.

Resetting your personal OS configuration updates critical files like CLAUDE.md and System/user-profile.yaml automatically. This ensures the new folder structure and role-based settings remain consistent across the workspace after the reorganization is complete.

During a personal OS folder migration, ambiguous files are moved non-destructively into an Inbox folder. This preservation-first approach ensures no content is lost during role changes, allowing you to sort items manually after the system reorganization is finished.

You should avoid preservation-first migration if you want a completely clean slate without retaining previous folder structures or content. This approach is specifically designed to preserve user content and logs during role changes, rather than deleting or discarding old files.