File Organizer

Scan, deduplicate, and organize files in a directory by type, generating a dry-run plan before optionally moving files without deleting anything.

This skill appears coherent and implements the described functionality locally. Before running any execution step that moves files: 1) Always run the dry-run (default) and inspect the generated plan/plan.json; 2) Do not run with --execute --yes until you have reviewed the plan — the --yes flag skips confirmation and will let the script move files; 3) Consider running scans against a small test directory first to confirm behavior; 4) Make a backup (or ensure files are in a recoverable state) if you plan to move large or important collections; 5) If you need different category mappings, review or edit references/categories.md before executing. If you want extra assurance, manually review the bundled scripts (they are included) — they perform local filesystem operations only and do not contact external services.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nai-file-organizer Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate file management utility designed to scan, deduplicate, and organize files into categorized folders. The Python scripts (scan.py, find_duplicates.py, organize.py, manifest.py) use standard libraries like os, shutil, and hashlib, and lack any network capabilities, obfuscation, or execution of external commands. Safety features are explicitly implemented, such as a mandatory dry-run mode by default, the absence of file deletion logic, and clear instructions in SKILL.md for the agent to seek user confirmation before moving files.