well, just to be clear, im not shilling for antrhopic here, most AI companies are evil little shits ruining the planet, but I have to admit it has its use cases that are legitimate, and coding is definitely one of them.

that said, once i have it installed in the terminal i just point it at the folder i want to organize, and tell it in layman's terms what i want it to do, like, "Organize the files and folders into a system that is human-readable and generally makes sense" or I'll tell it to organize into a specific folder structure, and it will scan all the file and folder names and write scripts (and execute them) to re-arrange them as needed.

it's accuracy is shockingly high, but it does miss some things, so always double check it's work.

if there's any doubt, i tell it to put duplicates and other things to get rid of in a "_trash" folder for me to look through before i commit to deleting them.