Pick one folder you do not care about - Downloads is the classic choice - and run three small tasks instead of one big one. Each of them is a separate plan you approve, and together they take about three minutes.

Key facts

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Question answered What should I do with MOOGH first?
Short answer Start with one folder you do not care about - usually Downloads.
Reading time ~2 min
Last updated 2026-09-20

Step 1 - Look, do not touch (cheap)

“List everything in my Downloads folder, grouped by file type and size, and tell me what looks like junk.”

This costs almost nothing because nothing is written. You get a plan, you approve it, and you get a list. The point of step 1 is calibration: you see how the agent describes work before it does any.

Step 2 - The first visible result

“Create subfolders by type - Documents, Images, Archives, Installers - and move the matching files into them.”

This is the step that produces something you can see. Read the plan carefully: it should name the target folders and say that it will move, not copy. Approve, then open the folder and check the result yourself.

Step 3 - Make it useful, then write it down

“Group the remaining files by month, and write a short summary in the folder describing what moved where.”

The summary is the part people skip, and it is the part that makes the whole thing auditable: one page that says what changed, when, and where things went.

What this costs

A typical short task costs about 4 points:

  • A new account starts with 10 points - two to three tasks, which is this ladder plus a spare try.
  • Signing up through an invite link gives 20 points - about five tasks.
  • A top-up is 1 USD = 60 points, so about fifteen short tasks for a dollar; there is no subscription.

When something goes wrong

Nothing runs until you approve it, so the cheapest fix is always the same: read the plan and decline it. If a run has already happened, open the action history, find the step you did not want, and undo it. Then adjust the instruction - “move only files older than 30 days” beats “clean up my folder” every time.

Ready to try it on your own machine? Download MOOGH and start with the folder you care about least.

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