smart-file-organizer

Content-based renaming analyzes what a file contains to generate a meaningful name. It reads content directly, handles language preferences and encoding corrections, and preserves the original file extension while avoiding dangerous changes.

Yes, batch processing across directory trees supports a full-organize mode that creates, renames, or merges folders based on content categories. A safe, interactive dry-run workflow requires explicit approval and provides a rollback map for undoing changes.

Recovering meaningful names involves reading file content to determine what it contains. This approach reduces clutter and improves findability by replacing unhelpful original filenames with descriptive ones derived from the actual data.

Yes, dataset-directory detection is supported during processing and handling. It automatically identifies these structures, skipping or integrating them as needed with user prompts to ensure they are not disrupted.

Collect mode copies selected files into a targeted folder while preserving provenance. This ensures you know exactly where each file originated, maintaining traceability during folder reorganization.

If a batch rename or reorganization goes wrong, a rollback map records all modifications. This safe rollback workflow allows you to undo folder merges and filename changes, reverting the directory tree to its original state.