Music Information Organizer
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About this skill
Problem
Local music folders often contain scattered files with mixed formats, inconsistent names, missing tags, or mojibake. Music Information Organizer addresses directory-level cleanup by scanning mp3, flac, m4a, ogg, and other audio files, then summarizing file count, total size, format distribution, and available metadata such as Title, Artist, Album, Year, and Track.
How it works
The skill exposes three modes:
- report: generates a library report with totals, format breakdown, metadata completeness, and abnormal files.
- organize: builds an Artist/Album/Track structure. It prefers embedded tags, falls back to patterns like Artist - Album - Track or Track. Title, and routes unclassifiable files to Uncategorized.
- fix-meta: trims whitespace and illegal filename characters, normalizes names to Track - Title.ext, attempts to backfill missing tags, and handles ID3v2.3 encoding mistakes.
Boundaries
It relies on the local filesystem, PowerShell, Shell.Application, or optional ffprobe. By default it copies files; moving requires user confirmation. Files with severe tag loss, corruption, or encoding errors are listed as exceptions, but original metadata is not guaranteed to be recovered.
Use Cases
- Audit an inherited local music folder to count files, summarize format distribution and total size, and find missing artist or album tags.
- Before reorganizing a personal library, copy scattered mp3, flac, and m4a files into an Artist, Album, and Track structure while preserving the originals.
- Clean legacy track filenames with whitespace, illegal characters, or garbled tags by normalizing them to Track - Title and backfilling missing tags.
- Produce a library cleanup report showing total size, metadata completeness, new directory layout, and unreadable or corrupted exception files.
Best For
- Personal library maintainers who need to sort loose audio files by artist, album, and track while preserving originals.
- Data organizers inheriting a colleague’s drive who need to audit audio files and identify missing tags or corrupted files.
- Operations assistants handling music archiving who need standardized filenames, repaired tags, and a deliverable report.
- Local media library engineers who need tag-aware batch organization and auditable directory output.
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