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Sort a messy Downloads folder into per-type subfolders (use when the user says their Downloads is a mess / wants it organized)
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| name | clean-downloads |
| description | Sort a messy Downloads folder into per-type subfolders (use when the user says their Downloads is a mess / wants it organized) |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | 0pen-sourcer |
| tools | ["list_directory","create_directory","move_path"] |
Sort loose files in the Downloads folder into tidy per-type subfolders. Non-destructive: only moves files, never deletes, never overwrites.
list_directory on the user's Downloads folder (~/Downloads, or ask if it's elsewhere).create_directory Downloads/<Bucket> if it doesn't exist.move_path each file into its bucket. If a file with the same name already exists in the target, append (2), (3), … to the name — never overwrite.