File Organizer By Ext

Organizes files into folders based on their extensions, streamlining directory cleanup by sorting files like pdfs or images into separate folders.

Security Scan

The skill's code and instructions are consistent with a simple file-organizing utility; no network access, credentials, or surprising behavior were found, though the README references a different script name and a price which are minor inconsistencies.

Purpose & Capability

The included tool.py implements exactly what the skill claims: it moves files into subdirectories named by lowercased extensions and only operates on files in the targeted directory. There are no extra capabilities (network, credential access, or system config changes).

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md usage is scoped to running the Python script to organize a directory, but it references a different filename (file_organizer_by_ext.py) than the included tool (tool.py). Also SKILL.md lists a price ($2.00) which is informational only. The instructions will move files (destructive operation) and do not provide a dry-run option — users should be aware this will relocate files in-place.

Install Mechanism

No install spec is provided (instruction-only with a bundled code file). Nothing is downloaded or executed from external URLs; the code is local and self-contained, so install risk is low.

Credentials

The skill requests no environment variables, credentials, or config paths. The code does not read environment variables or external secrets.

Persistence & Privilege

The skill does not request permanent presence (always is false) and does not modify other skills or system-wide settings. It only performs file operations in the directory you point it at.

Assessment

This appears to be a simple, coherent file-organizer. Before running: (1) note the README references file_organizer_by_ext.py but the packaged script is tool.py — run 'python tool.py' or rename as desired; (2) test on a non-critical directory or a copy first (there's no dry-run), since files will be moved; (3) review the small tool.py file yourself if you want to confirm behavior (it's short and readable); (4) if you expect to run this often, consider adding backups or versioning to avoid accidental loss of expected file paths.

File Organizer by Extension

Organizes files in a directory by moving them into folders named after their file extensions (e.g., .pdf → pdf/, .jpg → jpg/). Simple, fast, and effective for cleaning up messy folders.

Usage

# Organize current directory
python file_organizer_by_ext.py

# Organize specific directory
python file_organizer_by_ext.py ~/Downloads

# Verbose mode to see what was moved
python file_organizer_by_ext.py ~/Desktop -v

Price

$2.00