file-organizer-cn

What This Skill Does

The file-organizer-cn skill acts as your intelligent digital custodian, transforming chaotic storage environments into structured, searchable, and efficient workspaces. By leveraging local file system analysis, it performs deep scans to identify file types, age, size, and content relationships. It automates the tedious aspects of housekeeping: detecting redundant duplicate files, suggesting logical folder hierarchies based on semantic content, and proactively proposing cleanup routines for stagnant, long-forgotten data. Rather than a brute-force approach, it provides a transparent review process, ensuring you retain full control over what is moved, archived, or deleted.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, ensure you have the base agent installed and then execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/guohongbin-git/file-organizer-cn Once installed, you can trigger the assistant directly through your natural language prompts, and it will immediately begin indexing your target directories to establish a baseline for organization.

Use Cases

• Digital Decluttering: Transforming a messy 'Downloads' or 'Desktop' folder into a categorized repository for documents, images, and installers.
• Storage Optimization: Identifying large, forgotten files or redundant backups that consume precious disk space.
• Project Archiving: Identifying project directories that have not been modified in months and suggesting a streamlined archival structure to clear your workspace.
• Duplicate Management: Finding identical files located in different paths and providing a safe, verified way to keep only the master copy.

Example Prompts

1. "My Downloads folder is completely cluttered; can you analyze it and suggest a folder structure to organize these files?"
2. "I need to free up space on my hard drive. Please identify the largest files that I haven't accessed in over six months."
3. "Find all duplicate files in my Documents folder and show me a list before deleting the redundant copies."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always review the suggested file moves. The tool generates a report before applying changes, allowing you to opt-out of specific operations.
• Scope Control: Be specific with your target paths. Always define if you want the tool to scan a single sub-directory or your entire home drive to prevent accidental system-level modifications.
• Metadata Reliance: The tool relies on file system timestamps and extensions. If your files have been renamed without extensions, performance may vary.
• Permissions: Ensure your terminal session has appropriate read/write permissions for the target directory to allow the tool to complete its operations successfully.