Steam Deck Disk
PassAudited by VirusTotal on May 11, 2026.
Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: steam-deck-disk Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides tools for Steam Deck disk optimization but includes high-risk instructions for automated system maintenance. SKILL.md contains 'Automatic Trigger' logic that directs the AI agent to autonomously execute destructive commands like 'rm -rf ~/.cache/*' and 'rm -rf /tmp/*' without user confirmation if disk usage exceeds 85%. Additionally, var-expansion-guide.md provides instructions for complex partition manipulation (using sfdisk, growpart, and resize2fs) and systemd bind mounts, which are powerful system-level operations that could lead to data loss or system instability if executed incorrectly by the agent.
Findings (0)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
The agent could delete caches, temporary files, or matching backup folders while the user is not actively reviewing the action, which may disrupt apps or remove useful local data.
The skill explicitly allows automatic execution of deletion commands when disk usage crosses a threshold, without requiring user confirmation in that automatic path.
安全清理（可自动执行） ... rm -rf ~/.cache/* ... 自动触发（静默时间 00:00-08:00） ... 如果任何分区 > 85%，自动执行安全清理
Require explicit confirmation before any rm -rf cleanup, show the exact paths and estimated impact, and avoid automatic deletion of backups or active temporary directories.
The agent may perform disk-changing actions outside an active user request, making it harder to review or stop changes before they occur.
The instructions describe recurring autonomous maintenance during quiet hours, including automatic cleanup and persistent logging.
每日自动（静默时间 00:00-08:00） - 检查分区使用率 - 如果 > 85% 自动清理 - 记录到 memory 文件
Make scheduled cleanup opt-in, disable autonomous deletion by default, and require a clear approval prompt for each cleanup run.
These commands are expected for disk expansion, but mistakes could damage the system layout or require recovery.
The /var expansion guide requires root privileges and direct partition, filesystem, and systemd changes.
sudo sfdisk -d /dev/nvme0n1 ... sudo gparted ... sudo umount /var ... sudo growpart /dev/nvme0n1 7 ... sudo tee /etc/systemd/system/var-lib.mount
Treat the /var expansion steps as advanced, user-directed maintenance only; back up first and do not let the agent run them automatically.
A failed or incorrect command could affect multiple parts of the Steam Deck system rather than just freeing cache space.
The guide covers partition resizing and persistent bind mounts, which can affect boot, services, and user data if performed incorrectly.
缩小 /home 分区 ... 扩大 /var 分区 ... sudo rsync -av /var/lib/ /home/var-extended/lib/ ... sudo systemctl enable var-lib.mount
Keep these steps separate from routine cleanup and require manual review, backups, power connection, and recovery planning.
Disk status, paths, or cleanup history could persist across future agent sessions.
The skill stores maintenance records in a persistent memory-style file, but does not specify retention or exactly what details are logged.
记录到 `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md`
Limit memory logs to non-sensitive summaries and allow the user to inspect or delete them.
The provenance of the skill is less clear, which matters more because the instructions can affect local files and system partitions.
The registry metadata and bundled metadata disagree on the owner ID, and the source/homepage are unknown.
Registry Owner ID: kn796ajde2985tyyepmwb7sbjh82dyaw; _meta.json ownerId: kn73vp5rarc3b14rc7wjcw8f8580t5d1
Verify the publisher before installation and prefer a source-linked version for high-impact system maintenance guidance.