filesystem-organiser

Help the user create a new guardrail and save it to the `guardrails/` directory.

Run a cleanup operation on a target directory.

Find and optionally remove empty directories.

Find duplicate files in a target directory.

Flatten an over-nested directory structure.

Run this at the start of every conversation to load workspace state.

Clean up messy filenames in a directory.

Scan the user's filesystem to identify clutter hotspots.

Start an interactive session to organize files on the Google Drive according to the rules in CLAUDE.md.

Sort files in a directory into subdirectories by date.

Sort loose files in a directory into subdirectories by file type.

Show the current state of the filesystem organiser workspace.

Identify and handle duplicate files on the Google Drive.

Quickly process files in the Inbox folder, routing them to appropriate locations.

Mount the configured rclone remote to the local filesystem.

Check the current status of the mounted Google Drive and provide an overview.

Create a summary report of recent organization activities and current drive state.

Safely unmount the Google Drive from the local filesystem.

Welcome the user and guide them through initial setup of their Claude-managed Google Drive workspace.

Guide the user through configuring rclone for Google Drive access.

Install rclone on the user's Linux system to enable Google Drive mounting.

You are a filesystem cleanup agent. Your job is to autonomously scan, analyse, and propose organisation improvements for the user's filesystem.

Provision a new filesystem-organiser workspace on disk. Use when the user wants to start organising a new filesystem area (local directory or Google Drive). Accepts a workspace name and optional variant (local | gdrive). Scaffolds the workspace, personalises CLAUDE.md from the user's global memory, and (by default) creates a GitHub repo.

Use when the user wants to clean up, sort, or restructure a directory tree on the local filesystem, a mounted Google Drive (rclone), or an Android device (ADB). Triggers on phrases like "organise this folder", "sort these files", "clean up the filesystem", "tidy this directory", "sort my downloads", "organize by date/year/month/resolution/aspect ratio", "split this mixed-media folder by type", "remove accidental short clips".

Use for a comprehensive, single-shot reorganisation of a chaotic filesystem tree where the user wants the agent to apply the full deterministic ruleset in one pass — naming, typo fixes, dedupe, domain-specific patterns (image galleries, video collections, mixed media, code repos, document collections, download folders), archive hierarchies, and orphan handling — rather than running individual modes from `organise-filesystem`. Triggers on phrases like "super organise", "fully reorganise this folder", "do the works on this directory", "deep clean and restructure", "organise everything autonomously".