Scan your machine for large directories, duplicate files, and stale resume files.

Do not install blindly. Things to check before using: (1) The scanner is hardcoded to /mnt/c/Users/malav — if that is not your account, the script will either fail or scan someone else's Windows user folder; prefer a version that uses $HOME or accepts a configured target path. (2) The registry says no required binaries, but SKILL.md and the script need ncdu and rdfind; install/verify those tools first. (3) The bundle does not provide the advertised cleanup-reporter-scan command — confirm how the agent will invoke the script. (4) The script writes /tmp/duplicates.txt and ~/reports/cleanup_report_*.md which may contain sensitive filenames; consider running it interactively or in a sandbox and inspect outputs before sharing. (5) If you trust the author, ask them to parameterize the scan path, add an install step or wrapper for the advertised command, and document required binaries. If you do not trust it, avoid installing or run it manually after reviewing and editing the script to target only your intended directories.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: cleanup-reporter Version: 0.1.0 The skill is a local disk utility designed to identify large directories and duplicate files using standard tools like ncdu and rdfind. While scripts/scanner.sh contains hardcoded paths specific to a single user environment (/mnt/c/Users/malav), the code performs only local read and write operations as described in SKILL.md and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection.