Workspace Auto Maintenance

Automates OpenClaw workspace health checks and fixes issues like redundant files, permissions, naming, and Git commits across platforms.

This tool will modify your workspace when run with --fix: it moves files into ./tmp, renames files under memory/, changes .ps1 ACLs on Windows, and will run git add/commit if a .git folder exists. Before installing or running: (1) review the included src/workspace_check.py source yourself; (2) run the script without --fix first to inspect its report; (3) back up your workspace or use a disposable/test repository; (4) ensure you understand which files the script considers 'non-essential' (it will move any root file not in its small whitelist); (5) be aware the package metadata does not declare required binaries (git, icacls), and the script will commit using your Git identity/config; (6) if you do not want autonomous modifications, restrict agent ability to invoke skills or disallow automated runs of this skill. If the developer intends automatic fixes, ask them to add a dry-run mode, explicit confirmation prompts, and to declare required binaries in the metadata.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: workspace-auto-maintenance Version: 1.0.0 The skill performs automated workspace maintenance that involves high-privilege file system and shell operations. Specifically, `src/workspace_check.py` uses `shutil.move` to automatically relocate any root-level files not on a hardcoded allowlist to a temporary directory, and employs `subprocess.run` to modify file permissions using `icacls` (on Windows) and execute `git` commands. While these behaviors are aligned with the 'Auto Maintenance' purpose described in `SKILL.md`, the automated movement of potentially sensitive files and the use of shell execution for permission changes are risky capabilities that warrant caution.