Lazy Organizer is a PowerShell automation tool that sorts files into folders automatically.
The purpose of the project is simple: remove the repetitive task of manually organizing files.
My folders often become cluttered with PDFs, Word documents, images, and text files.
Sorting everything manually is repetitive and easy to postpone.
I built a PowerShell script that scans a folder and automatically organizes files into appropriate directories.
Current categories include:
This follows the "Slow and Steady" challenge theme because it reduces repetitive work and lets the computer handle organization.
The script:
Examples:
Open innovation makes automation more accessible and customizable.
This project is designed to be extended with open-source AI models such as Gemma, Qwen, or TinyLlama.
Using open models would allow file classification to happen locally without sending personal file information to external services. Benefits include:
GitHub Repository:
Future versions will include:
Built for the Open-Source AI Challenge and the Slow and Steady theme.