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investment-folder-organizer

Skill69 starsChanged 27 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Organize a messy folder of investment files into a clean, standardized subfolder structure and rename every file with a consistent, sortable convention. Use this skill whenever the user points at a folder of deal or diligence files and wants it tidied, sorted, structured, or renamed — for a hedge fund (allocator), a public security, a private company (PE buyout), or a startup (VC). Trigger on phrases like "organize this deal folder," "clean up these diligence files," "sort and rename these documents," "structure my data room," "put these investment files in order," "organize this fund's folder," or when the user shares a folder path full of pitch decks, CIMs, financials, DDQs, term sheets, letters, or memos and wants it made navigable. Works on a local filesystem and is non-destructive — it copies originals into a new organized folder, never moves or deletes. Do NOT use for organizing non-investment folders (photos, code repos, personal documents).

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