I can try to write a BASH script for you, but I cannot guarantee that it will work as expected. You should always test and debug your scripts before using them for real tasks.

Here is a possible script that classifies files by their type:

#!/bin/bash

# Set the input folder to ~/Downloads or use the first argument
input=${1:-~/Downloads}

# Create folders for each category
mkdir -p "$input/Documents" "$input/Torrents" "$input/Music" "$input/Videos" "$input/Programs"

# Loop through all files in the input folder
for file in "$input"/*; do
  # Skip directories
  if [ -d "$file" ]; then
    continue
  fi

  # Get the file type using the file command
  type=$(file -b "$file")

  # Move the file to the corresponding folder based on the type
  case $type in
    *document*) mv "$file" "$input/Documents";;
    *BitTorrent*) mv "$file" "$input/Torrents";;
    *audio*) mv "$file" "$input/Music";;
    *video*) mv "$file" "$input/Videos";;
    *executable*) mv "$file" "$input/Programs";;
    *) echo "Unknown file type: $type";;
  esac
done
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To run this script as a cronjob every day at noon, you need to add a line like this to your crontab file:

0 12 * * * /path/to/script.sh
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You can edit your crontab file using crontab -e command. Make sure the script has executable permissions (chmod +x script.sh).

I hope this helps.😊