file-organizer

Intelligently organizes your files and folders across your computer by understanding context, finding duplicates, suggesting better structures, and automatin...

This skill is coherent for local file organization, but it will scan and (with your approval) move or rename files in whatever directories you point it at — so: 1) only run it on directories you trust the agent to access, 2) request and review the full proposed plan before allowing any mv/rename/delete operations, 3) back up important data (or test on a small folder) before large-scale changes, 4) prefer a dry-run / logging mode to verify actions and ensure preservation of timestamps, and 5) be cautious about sharing outputs that include filenames or paths if you use a cloud-hosted model (these reveal potentially sensitive metadata).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: organize-messy-files-file-organizer Version: 0.1.0 The 'file-organizer' skill utilizes broad filesystem access and shell commands (find, mv, mkdir, md5) to manage and delete files across the user's home directory. While these capabilities are aligned with its stated purpose, the instructions in SKILL.md lack explicit input sanitization for user-provided directory paths, creating a potential risk for shell injection. According to the provided criteria, tools with high-risk capabilities (shell/file access) that are plausibly needed for their function should be classified as suspicious.