Organize a messy personal/local folder into a clear directory tree by reading file contents (not just names).
The file-archive-organizer skill helps you turn a chaotic local folder into a well-structured directory tree by analyzing file contents, not just names. It supports content inspection for a variety of document formats including docx, xlsx, pptx, PDF, and legacy .doc files, as well as bulk image identification. The skill also includes safety features such as dry-run mode and rollback table practice, and addresses Windows-specific pitfalls like shutil.move nesting, sandboxed rmdir, and recycle-bin forensics. This skill is ideal for recurring file organization tasks and works with platforms like Claude Code or similar AI-powered developer tools.
npx skills add https://github.com/CN-banlizhu/file-archive-organizer/tree/mainOrganize a messy personal/local folder into a clear directory tree by reading file contents (not just names). Use when the user drops a pile of files or folders and asks to 整理/归类/分类 them, especially repeatedly over time. Covers content peeking for docx/xlsx/pptx/PDF/legacy .doc, bulk image identification, dry-run + rollback-table practice, and Windows-specific pitfalls (shutil.move nesting, sandboxed rmdir, recycle-bin forensics).
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