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Organize workspace files by type, extension, and date. Use when: workspace is cluttered, need to sort downloads, clean up screenshots, organize media files, or prepare files for archival/backup.
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sha256:05ac06b87d2c6286c8ac71ccda4b4892304c61a59e6c7bfe20e5770ad68d1e49skill-card.mdSKILL.mdInitial release: Content Organizer Skill - Organizes workspace files by type, extension, and date into category folders. - Supports images, documents, spreadsheets, archives, code, media, and other files. - Includes clear usage instructions and bash commands for scanning, dry run, execution, and verification. - Provides guidance for safe operation (dry run, hidden files ignored, run from target directory). - Simple setup: requires only standard Unix tools (mkdir, mv, find).