File Organizer

What it does

The File Organizer skill acts as a personal organization assistant, helping you maintain a clean and logical file structure across your computer. It analyzes your current folder structure, identifies duplicate files, suggests improvements to your organization, and can automate cleanup tasks like moving, renaming, and organizing files – all with your approval. The skill also helps reduce clutter by identifying older files you may no longer need.

When to use it

• Your Downloads folder is disorganized.
• You're struggling to find files due to a scattered file system.
• You have duplicate files taking up space.
• You want to establish better organization habits or clean up before archiving projects.
• You need help creating a good folder structure for a new project.

Key capabilities

• Analyzes Current Structure: Reviews your folders and files to understand their contents.
• Finds Duplicates: Identifies duplicate files across your system.
• Suggests Organization: Proposes logical folder structures based on file content.
• Automates Cleanup: Moves, renames, and organizes files with user approval.
• Maintains Context: Makes smart decisions based on file types, dates, and content.
• Reduces Clutter: Identifies old files for potential removal.

Example prompts

• "Help me organize my Downloads folder."
• "Find duplicate files in my Documents folder."
• "Review my project directories and suggest improvements."
• “Create a better folder structure for my photos.”

Tips & gotchas

• The skill requires you to use Claude Code.
• Be prepared to answer clarifying questions about the scope of organization, such as which directory to focus on or what types of files to avoid.
• Organization is performed with your approval; the skill will not automatically delete or move files without confirmation.