Folder Cleanup Audit and Approved Moves

Your Downloads folder is full, but a bulk cleanup could bury current work or overwrite a file with the same name. This skill audits what is actually there, proposes an exact destination for each candidate, and executes the reviewed moves only after approval.

What it does

• Separates eligible files from recent work, ambiguous items, linked directories, and protected project structures.
• Proposes a shallow folder layout based on the files present, with explicit source and destination paths.
• Finds byte-identical duplicate candidates using size and content hashes while keeping similar photos and filenames separate.
• Checks destinations for existing files, case conflicts, and unsafe paths before moving anything.
• Applies optional age-based archive rules using a stated date source and threshold.
• Verifies completed moves and records enough information to reverse them without overwriting later work.

What you get

A current-state audit, a proposed folder tree, and a complete move manifest for approval. If execution is available and approved, you also get a verified execution log, duplicate findings, skipped items, and rollback instructions.

Best for

People cleaning up Downloads, ordinary photo folders, or accumulated document folders who want control over every move. Also useful for project-folder audits where files with dependencies need to be identified before anything changes.