task-cleaner

To archive completed task files, PRDs, and screenshots, you can organize them into a done/ directory using the current Git branch name or feature name as the folder identifier. This ensures completed task files are systematically stored and ready for reuse.

Organizing project screenshots and PRDs after finishing a feature involves moving them into a dedicated done/ archive folder named after the branch or feature. This task management approach keeps completed artifacts separated from active work.

Yes, you can specify a custom folder name for archiving task files instead of using the Git branch name. The folder naming logic can be user-defined, extracted from the current Git branch, or derived from the PRD or task file name.

Task archiving by feature name works by collecting completed PRDs, task files, and screenshots, then placing them into a done/ folder structured by branch or feature. It integrates into task-management workflows by providing a summary report after organization.

No external dependencies are required to archive task files and documentation into a done/ folder. The process relies on standard file organization driven by branch names or PRD file names, optionally leveraging scripts or references if present.

Moving completed PRDs and screenshots into a done/ archive prevents workspace clutter and preserves task history by feature name. This organization method ensures completed artifacts remain accessible without interfering with active project files.