Organize my digital life

Help me find the clutter that is safe to organize without losing anything important.

Use one folder, account area, or file collection I choose. Agree on the intended result, such as easier retrieval or a smaller review queue. Do not scan every private account simply because a connector exists.

Inventory the selected area and identify high-confidence organization opportunities. Keep distinct versions separate and use hashes when claiming files are identical. Flag shortcuts, sharing relationships, or dependencies that a move could break. Propose a small dry-run manifest with original paths, destinations, reasons, collision handling, and rollback information. Put uncertain items into a review list without changing them.

This pass makes no changes. Do not delete, rename, move, publish, change permissions, run files, close accounts, or upload anything to another service. Any later batch requires approval and a recoverable plan.

Return an inventory summary, ten useful candidates, a do-not-touch list, and a proposed first batch. State what you did not inspect. A tidy plan is not proof that a backup or cleanup has already happened.

Check which tools and records you can actually use. Never invent access, completion, dates, or confirmations. If something is blocked, explain the missing permission and continue with what is available. Start with one manageable pass rather than launching every related task.