Workspace Cleaner

Automates safe cleanup of OpenClaw workspaces by previewing and moving temp files, logs, duplicates, and cruft to the system trash with customizable filtering.

This skill appears to do what it says, but review before enabling automation: 1) Run a dry-run (no --execute) and inspect the JSON output to confirm targets. 2) Check config/patterns.json and references/safe-defaults.md to ensure your important files/dirs are in protected_files/protected_dirs. 3) Note the script defaults to $CLAWD_WORKSPACE or ~/clawd if you don't pass --workspace — set the workspace explicitly if different. 4) The script calls local git and trash utilities (git remote get-url, trash/trash-put); ensure these are present and behave as you expect. 5) Avoid copying the provided cron/pre-commit examples verbatim with --execute; test thoroughly before scheduling automatic deletes. 6) If you want stronger safety, add additional protected paths or require manual review before any automated run.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: workspace-cleaner Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw Workspace Cleaner skill is designed for safe local file system cleanup. The `scripts/cleanup.py` uses `subprocess.run` to execute `git` and `trash` commands, passing arguments as a list, which securely prevents shell injection. It defaults to a dry-run, moves files to system trash instead of permanent deletion, and explicitly protects critical OpenClaw directories and files (e.g., `memory/`, `.git/`, `MEMORY.md`). There is no evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized network activity, persistence mechanisms, or malicious prompt injection attempts in `SKILL.md` or other documentation. The code aligns with its stated purpose and incorporates robust safety features.