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generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
Work safely with files inside the OpenClaw workspace sandbox. Use for listing directories, reading text files, writing text files, and searching files by name inside ~/.openclaw/workspace only.
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
SkillHub CLI
skillhub install ecosincronia/workspace-filesInspect the source and compatibility requirements, then follow its installation steps.
Give your agent the source link and ask it to inspect instructions and dependencies before explaining the installation steps.
Safe file operations limited to the OpenClaw workspace sandbox.
All paths must stay inside:
/home/cmart/.openclaw/workspace
Do not use this skill for paths outside that sandbox.
List a directory
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "01_AGENTS"
Read a text file
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "TOOLS.md"
Write a text file
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "07_OUTPUTS/test.txt" "hola mundo"
Search files by name
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "SKILL.md"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "<relative_path>"
Examples:
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "."
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "01_AGENTS"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "<relative_path>"
Examples:
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "TOOLS.md"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "01_AGENTS/_REGISTRY.md"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "<relative_path>" "<content>"
Example:
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "07_OUTPUTS/demo.txt" "contenido de prueba"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "<pattern>"
Examples:
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "SKILL.md"
{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "compa"
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# Workspace Files
Safe file operations limited to the OpenClaw workspace sandbox.
## Sandbox
All paths must stay inside:
/home/cmart/.openclaw/workspace
Do not use this skill for paths outside that sandbox.
## Quick Commands
- List a directory
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "01_AGENTS"`
- Read a text file
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "TOOLS.md"`
- Write a text file
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "07_OUTPUTS/test.txt" "hola mundo"`
- Search files by name
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "SKILL.md"`
## Commands Reference
### list-dir
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "<relative_path>"`
Examples:
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "."`
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh list-dir "01_AGENTS"`
### read-file
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "<relative_path>"`
Examples:
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "TOOLS.md"`
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh read-file "01_AGENTS/_REGISTRY.md"`
### write-file
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "<relative_path>" "<content>"`
Example:
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh write-file "07_OUTPUTS/demo.txt" "contenido de prueba"`
### search-files
`{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "<pattern>"`
Examples:
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "SKILL.md"`
- `{baseDir}/scripts/workspace-files.sh search-files "compa"`
## Notes
- Only use relative paths inside the workspace sandbox.
- Intended for text files and directory inspection.
- Do not use for binary editing.
- Do not assume write access outside the sandbox.generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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