goal-focused-folder-organizationlisted

# Goal-Focused Folder Organization Your folder structure should mirror your priorities. When files are organized by goals, not file types, your digital environment actively supports what you're trying to achieve. ## Modes | Mode | Trigger | Behavior | |------|---------|----------| | **Interactive** | First run or no config file | Asks goals → proposes plan → gets approval → executes → offers automation | | **Autonomous** | Config file exists + "auto" in prompt | Reads config → sorts new files → logs changes | --- ## Interactive Mode (First Run) ### Inputs Required - Folder path to organize - User's goals/projects (asked during session) - Approval before executing ### Outputs - Goal-based folder structure created - Files moved to appropriate folders - Cleanup candidates in `_To-Review/` - Config file saved (`.goal-org-config.yaml`) - Option to set up automation ### Workflow **Step 1: Understand Goals** Ask 2-3 questions: - "What are your main projects or goals right now?" - "What do you use this folder for most often?" Skip if goals are known from context. **Step 2: Analyze Files** ```bash ls -la "/path/to/folder" ``` For ambiguous files, inspect contents. Identify duplicates, installers, incomplete downloads. **Step 3: Propose Plan** Present folder structure organized by goals: ``` 01-Goal-Name/ 02-Another-Goal/ 03-Admin/ 04-Personal/ _To-Review/ ``` Wait for user approval before proceeding. **Step 4: Execute** After approval: - Create folders - Move files