Batch rename files using pattern matching and AI suggestions

This skill generally does what it says, but the implementation lacks safety checks. Before installing or running 'apply': - Run the preview command and verify results on a representative sample and in a test directory. - Back up important files or work on a copy of the directory first. - Inspect smart_renamer.js yourself (or have someone you trust review it). Pay attention to: prefix/suffix/replace/extension inputs (they are not sanitized and can include ../ or absolute paths), the replace rule uses new RegExp(find,'g') with raw input (could throw on invalid regex), and the sequence rule ignores original names and can produce collisions. - Prefer using preview and undo to validate behavior; check the .rename-history.json after apply to confirm mappings. If you are not comfortable auditing Node scripts, avoid running 'apply' on irreplaceable data or run the tool in a safe sandboxed environment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: intelligent-file-renamer Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a standard batch file renaming utility that provides 12 transformation rules, a preview mode, and an undo function. The code in smart_renamer.js uses standard Node.js file system modules (fs, path) to perform its stated tasks and does not contain any network calls, data exfiltration logic, or obfuscation. While the 'replace' rule uses a RegExp constructor with unsanitized input (a potential ReDoS vulnerability), there is no evidence of malicious intent or hidden instructions in SKILL.md.