organize-dropbox-folder
Organize Dropbox files and folders by creating folders, copying content, or moving content into a cleaner structure. Use when the user asks to organize, archive, consolidate, restructure, copy, or move Dropbox content.
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Passed
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SKILL.md
--- name: organize-dropbox-folder description: Organize Dropbox files and folders by creating folders, copying content, or moving content into a cleaner structure. Use when the user asks to organize, archive, consolidate, restructure, copy, or move Dropbox content. --- # Organize Dropbox Folder Use this skill to safely organize Dropbox content through folder creation, copying, and moving. ## Tools - `list_folder` - `search` - `get_file_metadata` - `create_folder` - `copy` - `move` - `check_job_status` ## Workflow 1. Understand the desired organization goal and target scope. 2. Use `list_folder` or `search` to inventory the relevant content. 3. Use `get_file_metadata` for items that may be moved or copied. 4. Draft a proposed change plan before any mutation. 5. If needed, create destination folders with `create_folder` after confirmation. 6. Use `copy` when preserving the original location matters or when the user says copy/duplicate. 7. Use `move` only when the user explicitly wants content relocated or archived. 8. Use `check_job_status` for any asynchronous copy or move job until it completes or must be reported as pending. 9. After changes, summarize all created, copied, moved, and pending paths. ## Confirmation Required Before any mutation, confirm: - Source paths - Destination paths - Whether the operation is copy or move - Whether destination folders should be created - Expected result after the operation ## Output Before mutation, present a plan: - Folders to create - Files or folders to copy - Files or folders to move - Items that need clarification After mutation, report: - Successfully created folders - Successfully copied items - Successfully moved items - Pending jobs and current status when relevant - Any failures or skipped items ## Safety Prefer copy over move when the user intent is ambiguous. Do not move shared folders or high-level team folders without extra confirmation. Do not delete anything; use `clean-up-dropbox-content` only when deletion is explicitly requested. ## Good Triggers - "Organize these files into folders by client." - "Archive last year's project folder." - "Copy these assets into the launch folder." - "Move all final PDFs into the Final folder." ## Do Not Use When - The user only wants to search or inspect content. Use `find-dropbox-content` or `inspect-dropbox-file`. - The user asks to delete content. Use `clean-up-dropbox-content`. - The user asks to restore content. Explain that recovery is unavailable until the Dropbox restore tool is exposed.