Ubuntu WSL System Cleanup

Audit and safely clean Ubuntu 24.04 system junk, caches, logs, temp files, and unused local tool artifacts outside /mnt. Use when the user asks to clean the...

This skill is coherent with its stated purpose, but it performs destructive filesystem operations (rm -rf, apt-get clean, journal vacuum). Before running: 1) Confirm whether the environment uses /root or a non-root $HOME — the scripts target /root paths. 2) Ensure you (or the agent) run the scripts with the correct privileges and explicit user consent for any extended or Docker cleanup. 3) Back up important data or run a dry-run/listing first (check the reported 'before' output and the scan lists) before allowing deletions. 4) If you want the cleanup to target a non-root user home, modify the script paths or run as that user. If any behavior seems unexpected (e.g., deleting specific caches or removing tool files), ask for a detailed review before proceeding.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ubuntu-wsl-system-cleanup Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides legitimate system maintenance and cleanup utilities for Ubuntu/WSL environments. The scripts (safe-clean.sh and second-round-clean.sh) perform standard operations such as clearing package manager caches, vacuuming system logs, and identifying orphaned tool artifacts, while the documentation (SKILL.md and references/) emphasizes safety constraints like avoiding host mounts (/mnt) and requiring user confirmation for aggressive actions.