Workspace Organization - Automated Health Checks

Automated workspace health checks and entropy prevention for OpenClaw. Detects broken symlinks, empty dirs, large files, malformed names. Maintenance audit s...

This skill is a local filesystem auditing tool: it will read and list files, directories, sizes, recent changes, and run git status if a repo exists. It does not contact external services or request secrets. Before installing or scheduling automated runs: (1) review the two scripts locally (they are short and readable) and run them once manually to inspect output, (2) back up any irreplaceable files if you plan to act on cleanup recommendations, (3) be aware the tool will report full paths and sizes (avoid running on directories that contain sensitive data you don't want listed), and (4) if you prefer a different workspace location, either pass a path to the scripts or set OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE. The only minor inconsistency: the scripts make optional use of OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE even though no env vars are declared in the registry metadata — this is benign but worth noting.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: workspace-organization Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides scripts for workspace organization and health checks. All shell scripts (`maintenance-audit.sh`, `setup.sh`) use standard Unix utilities (`find`, `du`, `grep`, `mkdir`, `cat`, `git`) for system introspection and directory setup. Paths are consistently quoted, mitigating shell injection risks. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent was found in `SKILL.md`. The operations are read-only or involve creating benign directory structures and placeholder files, aligning perfectly with the stated purpose.