file-organizer
File Organizer
Overview
Design and maintain well-organized project structures that scale with team and codebase growth. This skill covers monorepo patterns, feature-based vs layer-based architecture, naming conventions, index/barrel files, configuration file placement, and documentation structure.
Apply this skill whenever a project's file organization needs to be established, audited, or restructured for clarity and scalability.
Multi-Phase Process
Phase 1: Assessment
- Audit current project structure and identify pain points
- Measure project size (file count, team size, feature count)
- Identify existing naming conventions and import patterns
- Catalog configuration file locations
- Check for circular dependencies or deep nesting
STOP — Do NOT propose a new structure without understanding the current state and its pain points.
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