Data Organization System

This is the file organization skill you wish your operating system shipped with by default. It analyzes messy directories, identifies duplicates by hash, and proposes logical folder structures based on file types, dates, and content patterns. The workflow is deliberate: it asks clarifying questions about scope and aggressiveness, shows you a complete plan with a tree view of the proposed structure, then executes only after approval. What makes it genuinely useful is that it handles the cognitive load of deciding where things should go, especially in disaster zones like Downloads folders with 500+ files. It logs all moves and never deletes duplicates without confirmation, which matters when you're letting something rearrange your filesystem.