File Organizer

基于 AI 语义分析的智能文件整理技能，根据文件内容动态创建 Johnny Decimal 分类。 当用户提到以下内容时触发： - "整理文件"、"分类文件"、"组织下载"、"文件归档" - "文件太多了"、"下载文件夹很乱"、"文件乱七八糟" - "把文件按类别整理"、"自动分类文件" - "清理下载文件夹"、...

This skill appears to do what it says: it will ask you for a source and target directory, show a classification plan, and only move or delete files after you confirm. Before installing/using it: 1) back up important files (especially if you plan to allow automatic deletion of duplicates); 2) ensure python3 is available (scripts/check_duplicates.py is used for duplicate detection/deletion); 3) note the small doc inconsistencies (README says 'zero scripts' but a Python script exists) and minor bugs (the duplicate-deletion reporting prints an undefined variable and may raise a runtime error when deletion mode is used); 4) prefer absolute paths and review the proposed classification plan carefully — the bash listing/counting approach can mis-handle unusual filenames (e.g., names with newlines); 5) confirm the target is not the same as the source and that you have write permission to the target. If you want higher assurance, inspect scripts/check_duplicates.py locally before running deletion options.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: smart-file-organizer Version: 0.1.0 The skill is a legitimate file organization tool that uses AI to categorize files according to the Johnny Decimal system. It utilizes standard Bash commands (ls, mkdir, mv) and a local Python script (scripts/check_duplicates.py) for file management and MD5-based duplicate detection. The instructions in SKILL.md explicitly require the agent to obtain user confirmation via AskUserQuestion before moving files or deleting duplicates, and there is no evidence of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or unauthorized network activity.