Smart File Organizer
PassAudited by VirusTotal on May 12, 2026.
Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ub2-smart-file-organizer Version: 1.0.0 The provided `_meta.json` contains standard metadata, and `SKILL.md` describes a 'Smart File Organizer' skill. The skill's purpose is to scan, classify, and reorganize files, including duplicate detection. While this involves significant file system interaction, the `SKILL.md` explicitly highlights 'Safety Features' such as a default 'Dry Run Mode', a 'Change Log' (`reorganization_log.txt`), and a strict policy of 'No Deletions' (duplicates are moved, not deleted). There are no instructions in `SKILL.md` that attempt prompt injection against the agent to perform malicious actions, exfiltrate data, establish persistence, or execute unauthorized commands. The described functionality aligns with a legitimate file management utility, presented with clear safety considerations.
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If used on the wrong directory or without reviewing the plan, files could be moved into a new structure and become harder to find.
The skill can direct the agent to inspect and move many local files, which is sensitive but directly aligned with the file-organizer purpose.
Recursively scan a target directory ... Safe Reorganization — Move files into the new structure
Use dry-run mode first, review the proposed organization plan, and run it only on a directory you intentionally select.
The generated log or report may reveal information about the files in the organized directory to anyone who can read that output.
The skill creates local reports/logs that may include filenames, paths, categories, and move history from the selected directory.
A summary report showing the file inventory ... A `reorganization_log.txt` file documenting every action taken
Avoid running it on highly sensitive folders unless you are comfortable with a local inventory and change log being created.