workspace-cleanup

Classify MiQi workspace files into structured subdirectories and archive outdated content.

7|5|Updated May 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/14790897/MiQi --skill workspace-cleanup-14790897
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Skill: workspace-cleanup
Source: https://github.com/14790897/MiQi/tree/main/miqi/skills/workspace-cleanup
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/14790897/MiQi --skill workspace-cleanup-14790897

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires find, mv, du.

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the problem of digital clutter in the MiQi workspace by automatically classifying loose files into a structured directory hierarchy and archiving stale content.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Intelligent Classification: Automatically sorts files into categories like papers, data, reports, and scripts based on file extensions and naming patterns.
  • Automated Archiving: Safely moves files older than 30 days into a date-stamped archive structure to keep the active workspace clean.
  • Safety-First Design: Protects critical system directories and provides a detailed report of all actions taken, including any conflicts that require manual review.

Quick Start

Run the workspace-cleanup skill now to organize your files and archive anything older than thirty days.

Frequently Asked Questions about workspace-cleanup

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate workspace cleanup and sort loose files into structured directories?▼

Automated workspace cleanup organizes files into structured subdirectories using extensions and naming patterns. It uses Unix utilities like find and mv to perform non-destructive sorting, keeping your active directory maintained without manual effort.

What is the best way to archive outdated files in a workspace directory?▼

Archiving outdated files uses the find and mv utilities to relocate content older than thirty days into a date-stamped structure. This safely moves stale data out of the active workspace while keeping historical files accessible.

Do I need any special dependencies to run automated file organization?▼

Automated file organization requires standard Unix utilities like find, mv, and du to execute non-destructive filesystem operations. These tools are pre-installed on most Unix-like systems, requiring no additional software setup.

Is workspace cleanup safe for critical system directories?▼

Workspace cleanup is designed with a safety-first approach that protects critical system directories. It performs non-destructive filesystem operations and generates a detailed report of all actions taken, including conflicts requiring manual review.

How does directory maintenance handle file conflicts during automated sorting?▼

Directory maintenance handles file conflicts by logging them in a detailed report for manual review. It performs non-destructive operations during automated sorting, ensuring files are safely classified without being overwritten.