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Terraform module to create AWS Organizational Units

A simple script to backup an organization's GitHub repositories with issues and wikis

Terraform module to move organization member account to right organizational unit

Collection of zsh scripts for working with Johnny.Decimal structure https://johnnydecimal.com/

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Allows you to organize by date (via subfolder) all the photos and videos in the selected folder

A shell script to organize your downloads folder. Compatible with most Linux distros and MacOS (Monterey)

A bash script that automatically organizes your Downloads folder by sorting files into type-specific folders with timestamp-based undo functionality. Compatible with macOS and Linux

Creates a symbolic link for each line of an input file.

A self-automating bash script for organizing files on your Ubuntu-based Linux desktop into appropriate folders.

organize git repositories automatically based on their `remote.origin`

JotTerm is a minimalistic terminal-based notes app for rapid idea capturing. It streamlines note creation, editing, and deletion with a visually appealing interface. Customize themes and enjoy a clutter-free experience, making it perfect for fast-paced thinkers and productivity enthusiasts.

Shell script for easily extracting/organizing font files; for those who download lots from dafont, etc.

Hyperdirmic is a utility that automatically organizes files on your desktop and in your downloads folder. With Hyperdirmic, you can keep your workspace clean and organized effortlessly.

Bash script for music classification based on directories.

Attach local notes/tasks to your git branches

Git Collateral Manager (BASH functions)

dWorkspace, the holy script for arranging code directories. The primary concept is to create a simple and quick way to move to other computers without wasting time creating your favorite development folder struture. Often translated as a STANDARD for code organization.