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Group GitHub Actions workflows into collapsible folders, straight from their names. No token, no server, no data collected. Repositories with dozens of workflows give you a flat, unscannable Actions sidebar. Foldsmith folds it into collapsible folders — using the naming convention your repository already uses. Name your workflows with a number, a folder and a name: 1 | PR | Validations 2 | CI | Checks 3 | Build | Create Image …and the sidebar becomes: ▼ PR Validations ▶ CI ▶ Build HOW IT WORKS • The number orders the folders and is hidden from the row. • Extra separators stay in the name: "99 | Deprecated | Run | Prod" shows as "Run | Prod". • Workflows that don't match your convention stay exactly where they were. Nothing is ever hidden. • Optional subfolders nest as deep as you like: 6 | Infra | Terraform | Production | Apply. • The naming pattern is yours to change — {folder} :: {name}, [{order}] {folder} - {name}, whatever your repo already does. • Your links, pinned workflows, selected row and keyboard navigation are GitHub's own — Foldsmith moves those elements rather than replacing them, and switching it off restores the original list exactly. PRIVACY No account, no token, no server, no analytics. Foldsmith makes no network requests of any kind and collects no data. It only reads the workflow names your browser has already rendered, and remembers your settings locally. It runs on github.com/*/*/actions pages and nowhere else. The only permission it requests is "storage", for your four settings and which folders you collapsed. Foldsmith is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GitHub, Inc. "GitHub" and "GitHub Actions" are trademarks of GitHub, Inc., used here only to describe the website this extension works with.
Aug 13, 2026
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