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project-tidy

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Audit and tidy a creative project folder before handoff or archive. Reports duplicate files (by hash), zero-byte files, orphaned/unreferenced assets, weird filenames (spaces, emoji, mixed case), empty folders, and oversized files. Outputs a markdown report. With --apply, moves cruft to a `_attic/` folder (never deletes). TRIGGER when the user wants to clean up a project directory, prepare a folder for zipping, hand off work to a collaborator, archive an old session, or asks "what's in this folder I don't need". Designed to run BEFORE generative skills like clip-stitch, sample-pack, or mood-board so they get a clean input.

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project-tidy

Walk a creative project folder and surface everything that's cruft, duplicated, oddly named, or oversized. Report-only by default; with --apply it relocates the cruft to a _attic/ folder inside the project (never deletes — destructive operations are out of scope).

When to use

  • Before zipping a project to send to a collaborator
  • Before archiving a finished session
  • After a long messy work day, before pushing to git or backup
  • Before running generative skills that walk the same folder (so they don't pick up junk)

What it checks

Check What it flags
Duplicates Files with identical SHA-256, kept by mtime (oldest survives)
Zero-byte files Empty files left behind by failed exports
Oversized files Files larger than --max-size (default 500MB) — likely raw renders worth archiving
Weird names Spaces, emoji, leading dots, mixed case in same dir, double extensions
Empty folders Directories containing no files (recursively)
Orphans Files not referenced by any project file (.fcpxml, .aep, .als, .logic, .prproj, .json, .md)

Usage

# Report only (safe — read-only)
python tidy.py /path/to/project

# Report + write markdown to a file
python tidy.py /path/to/project --report tidy-report.md

# Actually move flagged cruft to _attic/ (still reversible — nothing deleted)
python tidy.py /path/to/project --apply

# Tune what counts as oversized
python tidy.py /path/to/project --max-size 1G

Safety

  • --apply only moves files into <project>/_attic/<timestamp>/ preserving relative paths. You can restore everything by moving them back.
  • The skill never deletes anything, ever.
  • Hidden files and .git/ are skipped by default.
  • You can dry-run with --apply --dry-run to preview what would move.

Output

Markdown report with sections per check, file paths relative to the project root, and a one-line summary at the top:

project-tidy report — /Users/me/projects/song-2026-04
  47 duplicates (310MB recoverable) · 3 zero-byte · 12 weird names · 2 empty dirs · 8 orphans

Pairs well with

  • clip-stitch, sample-pack, mood-board — run project-tidy first so they don't ingest junk
  • vid-rip output folders — usually full of partial downloads worth attic-ing

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VERSIONS

  • 0.1.0 — 4.6 KB — f6a1080f1ca1

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