Smart File Organizer

Scans and categorizes files in a directory, detects duplicates, and reorganizes them into a clear folder structure with safety features and rollback options.

This skill appears to do what it says, but it operates directly on your files — take precautions before running it: (1) use the Dry Run mode first and carefully review the proposed plan; (2) test on a small, non-critical folder before running on important data; (3) avoid pointing it at system directories (/, /etc, user home root) or any directory containing secrets or active project state unless you understand the consequences; (4) confirm where reorganization_log.txt will be written and ensure it does not leak sensitive filenames to an unintended location; (5) confirm the rollback procedure and have backups available (e.g., a full copy or snapshot) in case moves don't preserve metadata or ownership as you expect; (6) check how the agent handles symlinks, permissions, and very large files before broad use. If you need more assurance, ask the skill author (or provide additional SKILL.md detail) about symlink handling, metadata preservation, and the exact rollback mechanism.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ub2-smart-file-organizer Version: 1.0.0 The provided `_meta.json` contains standard metadata, and `SKILL.md` describes a 'Smart File Organizer' skill. The skill's purpose is to scan, classify, and reorganize files, including duplicate detection. While this involves significant file system interaction, the `SKILL.md` explicitly highlights 'Safety Features' such as a default 'Dry Run Mode', a 'Change Log' (`reorganization_log.txt`), and a strict policy of 'No Deletions' (duplicates are moved, not deleted). There are no instructions in `SKILL.md` that attempt prompt injection against the agent to perform malicious actions, exfiltrate data, establish persistence, or execute unauthorized commands. The described functionality aligns with a legitimate file management utility, presented with clear safety considerations.