I can provide recommendations based on common practices.
For clothes care and to prevent wrinkles, it is generally advisable to fold or hang up clothes as soon as the dryer cycle is done. Leaving clothes in the dryer or throwing them into a basket for later can lead to the formation of wrinkles, especially if the clothes remain in a crumpled state for an extended period.
By folding or hanging clothes immediately after the dryer cycle, you help maintain their shape and reduce the need for ironing later on. It's a good habit to get into for efficient laundry management and keeping your clothes looking their best.
If you are unable to attend to the clothes right away, it's best to set aside a specific time to fold or hang them as soon as possible after they are done drying. This will help prevent wrinkles and save time in the long run. If you know you won't have time to attend to the clothes immediately, you might consider using a lower heat setting in the dryer or utilizing a wrinkle prevention feature, if available, to minimize wrinkling until you can properly care for the clothes.