File Organizer

Problem

When a directory contains a mix of documents, images, installers, code, logs, and unknown files, manual sorting is time-consuming and easy to do inconsistently. file-organize targets a specific case: organizing files in the current folder by extension without recursing into existing subfolders. It is especially direct for engineers handling scattered project files.

How it works

The skill scans the specified folder and matches file extensions against built-in rules. For example, .pdf and .docx are grouped into Documents; .png and .svg go into Images; .zip, .rar, and .7z go into Archives; .exe and .msi go into Installers; .dll goes into DLL files; .log goes into Logs; .litematic and .schematic go into Minecraft; .java, .py, and .go go into Code; and unmatched files are placed into Other. It creates the target subfolder if needed, moves the file, and returns a summary report.

Scope and caveats

It is intended for flattening a cluttered directory into category folders, not for reorganizing project structure by content, semantics, or permissions. It does not move existing subfolders or recursively clean nested directories. If a destination already contains a file with the same name, it appends a numeric suffix to avoid overwriting. It is suitable for download folders, asset directories, and temporary working folders.