wtf is mamanmate?

MamanMate is a small collection of Python tools for everyday file management tasks. The author describes it as part of their own journey learning Python, so it is a beginner friendly personal project rather than a polished commercial tool. The project currently offers three features. The first is an organizer that automatically sorts files into folders based on their file extension, so images, documents, and other file types end up grouped together without manual sorting. The second is a bulk renamer that lets you rename a group of files at once using a custom base name with automatic numbering added, for example turning a set of photos named Photo1, Photo2, and Photo3 into Holiday_1, Holiday_2, and Holiday_3. The third is an image converter that switches images between JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats, saving the converted files into a folder called Converted. The README lists a roadmap of features the author plans to add later, including PDF tools, a ZIP file manager, a graphical interface, a dark mode, file statistics, and a settings screen. Right now the project runs entirely from the command line. To use it, you need Python 3.13 or newer along with the Pillow image library, which is installed either directly or through the project's requirements file. Running it involves cloning the repository, installing the dependencies, and starting the main script, with slightly different commands shown for Linux, Windows, and macOS. The codebase itself is small and straightforward, made up of a main script plus separate files for the organizer, the renamer, and the image converter. The project is written in Python, has no stars yet, and is licensed under the MIT license, meaning it can be freely used, modified, and shared.