feat: AI reuses existing folder names when organizing files#919
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When running AI organize on a folder that already contains subfolders, the AI will now consider reusing existing folder names if the theme matches, instead of always generating new titles. This prevents duplicate folders from being created when re-organizing the same directory multiple times. - Add existing_folder_names parameter to ClusterIibOutputReq - Pass existing folder names from dest directory to AI title generation - Update AI prompt to prioritize reusing matching folder names Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When running AI organize on a folder that already contains subfolders, the AI will now consider reusing existing folder names if the theme matches, instead of always generating new titles. This prevents duplicate folders from being created when re-organizing the same directory multiple times.