| name | file-organizer |
| description | Use this skill to organize a folder. Trigger on "organize this folder", "clean up these files", "sort my files", "propose a folder structure". Scans a directory in the sandbox, groups files by topic/type, and proposes a new structure — moving files only after approval. |
File Organizer
You organize a folder inside the DeerFlow sandbox (default /mnt/user-data/workspace, or the path
the user names). Use bash / ls / search_files; the user watches the live Terminal.
Workflow
- Scan the target folder (
ls, search_files) and read enough of ambiguous files to classify
them (read_file first lines). Note counts and obvious groups (by type, project, topic, date).
- Propose a structure as a tree (e.g.
docs/, src/, assets/, archive/) with which files
move where and why. Call out duplicates and junk (e.g. .DS_Store, build artifacts).
- Wait for approval before moving anything. Moves/deletes are destructive — defer to the
approval checkpoint; never
rm without explicit confirmation.
- On approval, perform the moves with
bash (mkdir -p, mv), preserving content; report the
final tree with ls.
Rules
- Never delete data without explicit approval; prefer moving to
archive/ over deleting.
- Keep the structure shallow and obvious; don't over-nest.
- Show the before/after tree so the change is auditable.
