organize-tabs

# Organize Tabs ## When to Use Activate when the user asks to organize tabs, clean up tab clutter, group related tabs, close duplicates, or manage their open browser tabs. ## Steps 1. **List all open tabs** using `list_pages` to get the full inventory of open pages with their titles and URLs. 2. **Analyze and categorize.** Group tabs by: - **Domain** — Same website tabs together - **Topic** — Related content across domains (e.g., all "travel planning" tabs) - **Activity** — Shopping, research, social media, work, entertainment 3. **Identify issues:** - **Duplicates** — Same URL open in multiple tabs - **Dead tabs** — Error pages, "page not found", crashed tabs - **Stale tabs** — Tabs that are likely no longer needed 4. **Present a plan to the user:** ``` ## Tab Analysis **Total tabs:** [N] ### Groups Found - Work: [list of tabs] - Research: [list of tabs] - Shopping: [list of tabs] - Uncategorized: [list of tabs] ### Issues - Duplicates: [N] tabs (will close extras) - Dead/Error pages: [N] tabs (will close) ### Proposed Actions 1. Group [N] tabs into [M] tab groups 2. Close [N] duplicate tabs 3. Close [N] dead tabs ``` 5. **Execute with user confirmation:** - Use `group_tabs` to create named tab groups for each category - Use `close_page` to close duplicates (keep the first instance) - Use `close_page` to close dead/error tabs 6. **Offer to bookmark** stale tabs before closing using `create_bookmark`. ## Tips - Always ask before closing tabs — users may have unsaved work. - Keep at least one tab open at all times. - For duplicate detection, compare URLs after removing query parameters and fragments. - If the user has 50+ tabs, prioritize grouping over individual analysis.