workspace-manager

用于管理和维护 OpenClaw 工作区的结构。当用户提到工作区混乱、需要整理文件夹、或者希望建立标准目录结构时使用。提供自动归档、分类、清理和健康审计功能。

Before installing or running this skill: (1) Inspect the scripts locally and back up your ~/.openclaw/workspace directory. (2) Run pipeline.sh with --dry-run (or call the individual scripts in preview mode) to see proposed changes; do not rely on SKILL.md's assertion of default dry-run because pipeline.sh will run cleanup with --execute by default unless you pass --dry-run. (3) Be aware the sync step can upload files to Google Drive if you have the 'gog' CLI installed and authenticated — disable or review config/sync-config.json if you don't want uploads. (4) Ensure required helper tools (trash-put, gog, jq) are intentionally installed or remove calls to them; trash-put is used for safe deletion fallback. (5) Consider running the skill on a test workspace first and verify config/patterns.json protected paths include any sensitive locations. If you want this skill but prefer safer defaults, change pipeline.sh to default to dry-run and set sync_human/sync_agent to false in config/sync-config.json.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: workspace-manage Version: 1.0.0 The workspace-manager skill bundle is a legitimate utility designed to organize and maintain the OpenClaw environment. It utilizes a series of shell and Python scripts (e.g., scripts/organize.sh, scripts/cleanup.py) to categorize files, perform health audits, and safely remove temporary data using the system trash. While it includes a cloud synchronization feature (scripts/sync.sh) that can upload workspace data to Google Drive, this functionality is explicitly documented, requires the user to manually install and authenticate the 'gog' CLI, and is disabled by default for sensitive agent directories. The code follows security best practices, such as using dry-run modes, protecting core configuration files (MEMORY.md, SOUL.md), and avoiding destructive 'rm' commands.