Reorganize a directory of loose, ungrouped files (images dumped in public/, scripts piled in src/, assets at the root of a feature folder) into a clear grouped layout, then update every reference — imports, string paths, CSS url(), , OG/metadata tags, tsconfig aliases, and other configs — so builds and runtime URLs stay intact. Use when the user says "this folder is a mess", "organize this directory", "regroup these files", "tidy up public/", "group these images", "restructure assets/", "this folder needs structure", or points at a flat pile of files and asks for a better layout. Skip for: splitting an oversized single file (use file-modularity), pure renames without grouping (use a rename refactor), or removing dead files (use rip-out).
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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Reorganize a directory of loose, ungrouped files (images dumped in public/, scripts piled in src/, assets at the root of a feature folder) into a clear grouped layout, then update every reference — imports, string paths, CSS url(), , OG/metadata tags, tsconfig aliases, and other configs — so builds and runtime URLs stay intact. Use when the user says "this folder is a mess", "organize this directory", "regroup these files", "tidy up public/", "group these images", "restructure assets/", "this folder needs structure", or points at a flat pile of files and asks for a better layout. Skip for: splitting an oversized single file (use file-modularity), pure renames without grouping (use a rename refactor), or removing dead files (use rip-out).
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Reorganize a directory of loose, ungrouped files (images dumped in public/, scripts piled in src/, assets at the root of a feature folder) into a clear grouped layout, then update every reference — imports, string paths, CSS url(), <img src>, OG/metadata tags, tsconfig aliases, and other configs — so builds and runtime URLs stay intact. Use when the user says "this folder is a mess", "organize this directory", "regroup these files", "tidy up public/", "group these images", "restructure assets/", "this folder needs structure", or points at a flat pile of files and asks for a better layout. Skip for: splitting an oversized single file (use file-modularity), pure renames without grouping (use a rename refactor), or removing dead files (use rip-out).
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Category
Developer tools
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.