Add codebase organization scripts

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This PR adds three Python scripts to help organize your codebase structure programmatically:

1. organize_codebase.py - A general-purpose script that analyzes file contents and categorizes them based on patterns
2. organize_specific_codebase.py - A script specifically tailored to organize the codebase structure shown in the screenshot
3. organize_with_codegen_sdk.py - An advanced script that uses the Codegen SDK to move symbols between files and automatically update imports

Usage

All scripts can be run in "dry run" mode first to see the planned changes without actually moving files:

python organize_codebase.py /path/to/your/codebase

To actually execute the changes:

python organize_codebase.py /path/to/your/codebase --execute

The Codegen SDK script provides the most robust solution as it properly handles imports and dependencies when moving files.

Note: This PR replaces PR #95 which had issues with the CI checks.

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Summary by Sourcery

Introduce three Python scripts to automate and customize codebase organization, including general, specific, and SDK-powered solutions.

New Features:

• Add a general-purpose Python script to analyze and organize codebase files by category.
• Add a script tailored to organize a specific codebase structure based on a predefined plan.
• Add an advanced script leveraging the Codegen SDK to move symbols between files and update imports automatically.

Description by Korbit AI

What change is being made?

Add three Python scripts for organizing codebases: organize_codebase.py for general organization, organize_specific_codebase.py for predefined structure organization, and organize_with_codegen_sdk.py for utilizing the Codegen SDK for automated symbol relocation and import updating.

Why are these changes being made?

The changes are made to improve code maintainability and organization by categorizing files into meaningful directories based on their functionality. The approach provides flexibility: organize_codebase.py handles general cases through content analysis, organize_specific_codebase.py follows a manual plan seen from a provided structure, and organize_with_codegen_sdk.py offers automated import updates and symbol relocations using the Codegen SDK, reducing manual errors and ensuring import correctness.

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Reviewer's Guide

This pull request introduces three Python scripts to automate and standardize codebase organization, offering both general-purpose and codebase-specific solutions, including an advanced option that leverages the Codegen SDK for symbol-aware file moves and import updates. All scripts support a dry-run mode for previewing changes before execution.

Sequence Diagram for organize_codebase.py Execution

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant OC as organize_codebase.py
    participant FS as FileSystem

    User->>OC: execute (directory, --execute=false/true)
    OC->>OC: main(args)
    OC->>OC: parse_arguments()
    OC->>OC: organize_files(directory, dry_run)
    OC->>FS: list_python_files(directory)
    FS-->>OC: python_files_list
    OC->>OC: build_dependency_graph(python_files_list)
    loop for each file in python_files_list
        OC->>OC: analyze_imports(file_path)
        OC->>FS: read_file_content(file_path)
        FS-->>OC: file_content
        OC-->>OC: import_set
    end
    OC-->>OC: dependency_graph
    loop for each file_path in python_files_list
        OC->>OC: categorize_file(file_path, CATEGORIES)
        OC->>FS: read_file_content(file_path)
        FS-->>OC: file_content
        OC-->>OC: categories_for_file
        alt no categories found and dependency_graph available
            OC->>OC: find_related_files(dependency_graph, file_path)
            OC-->>OC: related_files
            loop for each related_file
                OC->>OC: categorize_file(related_file, CATEGORIES)
            end
        end
    end
    OC-->>OC: categorized_files_map
    opt not dry_run
        loop for each category, files_in_category
            OC->>FS: create_directory(category_dir)
            loop for each file_to_move
                OC->>FS: move_file(file_to_move, new_path)
            end
        end
    end
    OC-->>User: Prints plan / status

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a general-purpose script for categorizing and organizing Python files based on content and filename patterns.	Implements file categorization logic using regex patterns and file content analysis. Builds a dependency graph to inform categorization when patterns are ambiguous. Supports dry-run and execution modes for safe file moves.	organize_codebase.py
Added a script tailored to a specific codebase structure, organizing files according to a predefined plan.	Defines a fixed organization plan mapping files to categories based on a screenshot reference. Moves files into category folders or suggests categories for uncategorized files. Supports dry-run and execution modes.	organize_specific_codebase.py
Added an advanced organization script that uses the Codegen SDK to move symbols and update imports automatically.	Uses Codegen SDK to move symbols between files and update all relevant imports. Follows the same organization plan as the specific script, but with symbol-level granularity. Handles uncategorized files with filename-based heuristics. Supports dry-run and execution modes.	organize_with_codegen_sdk.py

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