organize-project
Use to assess + improve project structure — folder layout, file placement, naming, separation of concerns. Read-mostly with structured proposal output. User approves before any moves.
What this skill does
# organize-project
Project-structure assessment and (with approval) reorganization. Diagnoses sprawl, proposes layout, applies only on user confirm.
## Method
1. **Inventory current.** Top-level dirs, file counts per dir, deepest paths, naming convention drift.
2. **Detect smells:**
- Files-at-root sprawl (>15 top-level files)
- Single-file dirs (folder with one file = noise)
- Deeply nested paths (>5 levels)
- Naming inconsistency (camelCase + kebab-case + snake_case mixed)
- Orphan tests (test files without source pair, or vice versa)
- Duplicate concerns across multiple folders
3. **Propose layout** matching project type:
- Node lib: `src/`, `tests/`, `docs/`, `bin/`, `scripts/`
- sfdx project: `force-app/main/default/{classes,lwc,objects,...}`
- Rust: `src/`, `tests/`, `benches/`, `examples/`
- Python: `src/<package>/`, `tests/`, `docs/`, `pyproject.toml`
4. **Diff.** Show what moves where. Group by reason.
5. **User approves.** Granular — accept all, accept some, reject.
6. **Apply** approved moves. Update import paths. Commit per group.
## Output shape (assess)
```
Project type detected: Node library
Smells:
✗ Root-level sprawl: 23 files at root
✗ Single-file dirs: 4 (config/, helpers/, types/, lib/)
⚠ Mixed naming: camelCase + kebab-case in src/
✓ Tests paired: all source files have test pairs
Proposed reorganization:
Move:
config/db.ts → src/config/db.ts
helpers/format.ts → src/utils/format.ts
types/api.ts → src/types/api.ts
lib/log.ts → src/lib/log.ts
Rename:
src/UserService.ts → src/user-service.ts (kebab-case match)
src/orderHelper.ts → src/order-helper.ts
Effort: ~30 min including import updates
Approve which: all | moves only | renames only | reject
```
## Rules
- **Don't auto-apply.** Always user-approve granular.
- **Update imports** after every move (atomically — single commit).
- **One move per commit** OR one logical group per commit (e.g. "move all helpers to utils/").
- **Detect convention from neighbouring projects** if the current is too sparse to inform.
- **Memory captures the reorg** so future similar projects reuse the layout.
## Anti-patterns
- Big-bang reorganisation in one commit (impossible to review)
- Moving without updating imports (broken builds)
- Imposing one stack's conventions on another (Rust idioms on Node project)
- Renaming `*.test.ts` files (breaks vitest discovery — verify first)
## When NOT to use
- Greenfield (you set the structure as you go)
- Single-file projects (no structure to organise)
- Active feature work in progress (wait for landing)
## Subagent dispatch
- `Explore` for the inventory + diagnosis
- `general-purpose` for the actual moves
- `Bash` for `git mv` (preserves history)
## Value over native CC
CC will move files on request. CC won't naturally diagnose smells, propose project-type-appropriate layouts, or enforce import-update-atomicity. The structure-aware framing IS the value.
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