Constantly renaming zip files is one of those repetitive tasks that could be eliminated if the file name of the created archive were simply taken from the task name, rather than "clickup-attachments" as currently implemented. Not a big deal if you're infrequently downloading files, but if you are consistently generating large numbers of files for every project (and, like we do, using subtasks to categorize them since CU does not have a structured way to organize attachments at the task level), then at the end of every project you are spending a good deal of time downloading and renaming several zip files. As an example, our current attachments structure looks like this: Parent Task (parent folder, which is used as a substitute for a general documents folder) |-- Subtask (subfolder, e.g., Client Onboarding & Advisories) |-- Attachment |-- Attachment |-- Subtask (subfolder, e.g., Contracts) |-- Attachment |-- Attachment |-- Subtask (subfolder, e.g., Inspection Reports) |-- Attachment |-- Attachment In our case, we use a total of 8 subtasks (for now) to organize and categorize the various types of documents we work with on every project. This means that for every project, we are downloading and renaming 8 different .zip files every single time. So if the download archive took the file name from the task name, instead of having 8 different files named "clickup-attachments...." "clickup-attachments...(1)" "clickup-attachments...(2)" etc., we'd get: Client Onboarding & Advisories.zip Contracts.zip Inspection Reports.zip etc. By the way, I'm going to put this on its own features request, but if we could lose the URL encoded file names, that would be great as well.