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organize-screenshots
Move screenshots into YYYY-MM dated folders so the desktop/screenshots folder stops drowning (use when screenshots are piling up)
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Move screenshots into YYYY-MM dated folders so the desktop/screenshots folder stops drowning (use when screenshots are piling up)
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| name | organize-screenshots |
| description | Move screenshots into YYYY-MM dated folders so the desktop/screenshots folder stops drowning (use when screenshots are piling up) |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | 0pen-sourcer |
| tools | ["list_directory","create_directory","move_path"] |
Tuck loose screenshots into month folders by their date, so the folder stays readable. Non-destructive: moves only, never deletes or overwrites.
~/Pictures/Screenshots, the Desktop, or ~/Pictures.list_directory there. Identify screenshots by name pattern (Screenshot*, Screen Shot*, image*.png) and/or image extensions (png, jpg, jpeg).Screenshot 2026-06-17 ... → 2026-06).create_directory <folder>/<YYYY-MM> as needed.move_path each screenshot into its month folder. On a name clash, append (2), (3), … — never overwrite.