Rr Renamerv1.0.0

An office worker receives hundreds of scanner-exported PDFs with inconsistent names containing spaces and timestamps. They use RR with a regex like `\s+` → `_` and `/r` for recursive renaming across subfolders, previewing first with `/p` before applying. This normalizes filenames for archive ingestion and searchability.

A video editor has a folder tree of raw footage with camera-generated names full of spaces and inconsistent delimiters. Using RR's regex replace and recursive mode, they standardize all clips to a `project_scene_take` pattern, previewing the full change list before committing. This saves hours versus manual renaming.

A photographer wants to strip duplicate suffixes and normalize date prefixes across thousands of JPEGs organized in dated folders. They invoke the bundled `rr_run.ps1` with `/r` and a regex to collapse `(1)` copy markers, using pretend mode to verify before applying. The result is a clean, sortable library.

An engineer needs to standardize build artifact filenames that contain version noise and mixed casing across CI output directories. They use RR from PowerShell 7 with single-quoted regex arguments to avoid escaping issues, running `/p` previews then applying once approved. This keeps artifact naming conventions consistent for downstream pipelines.

A data scientist has a directory of labeled images with inconsistent naming that breaks their training loader. They use RR to replace spaces with underscores and remove special characters recursively, previewing changes to avoid destructive renames. The cleaned filenames feed directly into the preprocessing pipeline.

Offer the core regex bulk-renaming tool for free to individual users, with a paid tier that adds team-shared rename rule presets, audit logging dashboards, and centralized configuration. This captures hobbyists while monetizing organizations needing governance.

Wrap the renaming engine into a hosted service that ingests customer storage buckets or shares and applies approved rename rules on a schedule. Customers get preview reports, approval workflows, and rollback, paying per volume of files processed.

Bundle RR as a module within a broader Windows automation or RMM platform, letting IT admins trigger safe regex renames as part of larger orchestration scripts. The add-on is sold as a premium capability within the parent suite.