AI SummaryThis booster automates the creation and verification of date-based folder hierarchies in Google Drive for the SNMG18 Working Docs project, helping teams stay organized with consistent month and day folder structures.
Install
# Add to your project root as SKILL.md curl -o SKILL.md "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/main/skills/other/work-day/SKILL.md"
Description
Manages the SNMG18 Working Docs directory structure in Google Drive by verifying and creating month folders (YYYY-MM Work format) and day folders (YYYY-MM-DD format) for a specified date. Use when preparing folders for a specific work day, organizing documents by date, or ensuring the date-based folder structure is ready. Accepts dates in various formats or defaults to today.
Overview
Ensure the SNMG18 Working Docs directory structure in Google Drive is properly organized with folders for a specified month and day, automatically creating any missing folders using the reverse-date naming convention with "Work" suffix for months (YYYY-MM Work for months, YYYY-MM-DD for days).
Usage
When invoked, determine the target date: • If user provides a date (e.g., "tomorrow", "October 30", "2025-11-15"), use that date • If no date specified, use today's date
Tool Usage Notes
For searching folders: Use Claude's native Google Drive integration • google_drive_search - to find existing folders • Query format: Search by folder name within parent folders For creating folders: Use Zapier's Google Drive integration • Zapier:google_drive_create_folder - to create new folders • Provide: folder name and parent folder ID
Example Usage
User request: "Prepare folders for work day" → Use today's date (e.g., creates "2025-10 Work/2025-10-25") User request: "Set up folders for tomorrow" → Use tomorrow's date (e.g., creates "2025-10 Work/2025-10-26") User request: "Prepare work day for October 30" → Use October 30 of current year (creates "2025-10 Work/2025-10-30") User request: "Set up 2025-11-15" → Use November 15, 2025 (creates "2025-11 Work/2025-11-15")
Quality Score
Acceptable
68/100
Trust & Transparency
Open Source — MIT
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