Neat Freak

End-of-session knowledge cleanup with OCD-level rigor — reconciles project docs (CLAUDE.md, README.md, docs/) and agent memory against the code so nothing ro...

Plain-language checklist before installing/using: - Understand what this skill will do: it will scan and may edit your repository docs and agent memory files (including per-user files under your home dir such as ~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.openclaw) unless you restrict it. This is consistent with its purpose but grants broad local file access. - Metadata mismatch: the skill metadata declares no config paths, yet SKILL.md directs reads/writes to home-dir agent files. Ask the publisher why config access was omitted from the metadata and request explicit declaration of the paths the skill will touch. - Prefer safety controls: only run the skill in a sandboxed workspace or on a branch. Ensure your repo is under version control and create a backup or branch before allowing automatic edits. - Require manual review: configure the agent (or your workflow) so file changes are proposed as diffs/PRs rather than committed directly. The SKILL.md requires actual edits — make those edits visible to you before they are finalized. - Limit scope: if possible, instruct the agent to operate only within the current project directory and to never write global agent files (~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.openclaw) unless you explicitly ask for cross-project sync. - Watch for secrets: docs and memory files can reference environment variables or credentials. Review any changes that add or expose such references. - If you need higher assurance: request the skill author add declared config paths and an explicit confirmation step in SKILL.md, or run the skill locally with an agent instance whose permissions are limited. Overall: the behavior aligns with its goal but the missing metadata declaration and the potential to edit global agent files make this suspicious rather than clearly benign. Proceed only after enforcing backups, PR-based reviews, and scope limits.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: neat-freak Version: 1.0.2 The 'neat-freak' skill is designed to synchronize project documentation and agent memory, but it requires high-risk permissions to function. Specifically, SKILL.md and references/agent-paths.md instruct the agent to read, modify, and delete files within sensitive internal directories such as ~/.claude/ and ~/.openclaw/. While these actions are aligned with the stated purpose of 'knowledge cleanup,' the broad file system access and the explicit instruction to delete 'obsolete' files represent a significant risk for unintended data loss or unauthorized access to private agent state across multiple platforms.