Oasyce Vault

Local-first data asset manager — scan, classify, and report on your data before deciding what to share. Use when user mentions scanning files, classifying da...

DataVault

Know what you have before you decide what to share. Local-first data asset scanner and classifier.

Prerequisites

pip install datavault

Verify: datavault version should print 0.1.0+.

Commands

Scan a directory

datavault scan [path] [--no-recursive]

Scans a directory and categorizes all files (60+ formats recognized):

• Documents, spreadsheets, images, audio, video
• Code, data files, archives, databases

Default: scans current directory recursively.

Classify a single file

datavault classify <file>

Returns category, MIME type, and file size.

Generate a report

datavault report [path] [--format text|json]

Produces a summary report of all data assets found. JSON format available for programmatic use.

When to use this skill

• User wants to know what data they have
• User asks to scan/inventory files or directories
• User wants a data asset report
• User is preparing to register assets on Oasyce (scan first, register later)

When NOT to use this skill

• User wants to register/trade data rights (use oasyce-data-rights)
• User wants to move/delete/organize files (use standard file tools)

Works with Oasyce

DataVault is standalone. When paired with Oasyce, scanned assets can be registered on the decentralized network:

pip install datavault[oasyce]
datavault scan ~/Documents        # See what you have
oasyce register ~/Documents/report.pdf  # Register what matters