File Organizer

The file-organizer skill automates directory management within codebases, allowing AI agents to create folder structures and move files based on specific naming patterns or content rules. It streamlines project maintenance by enforcing consistent organization without manual intervention.

When to use it

• Standardizing a messy repository before starting a new development sprint.
• Automatically grouping generated build artifacts into version-specific directories.
• Separating test files from source code based on file extensions or naming conventions.
• Cleaning up temporary or log files after a deployment process completes.

Key capabilities

• Creates new directory structures dynamically.
• Moves existing files between folders.
• Applies rules based on file names and paths.
• Executes batch operations to reorganize entire project trees.

Example prompts

• "Create a logs folder inside the root directory and move all files ending in .log there."
• "Organize this project by creating folders for each major feature found in the file names and moving the corresponding source files into them."
• "Move all JavaScript files from the src directory into a new assets/js folder."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure the AI agent has read/write permissions for the target directories before executing move commands to prevent access errors. Always review the proposed file movements in a dry-run mode if available, or verify the output immediately after execution to avoid accidental data loss.