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Organize files and projects using the PARA method (Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives).

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PARA Organization Skill

Use the PARA method to keep the workspace clean and organized.

Structure

  • /root/clawd/1-Projects/: Active efforts with a deadline/goal.
  • /root/clawd/2-Areas/: Ongoing responsibilities (e.g., Finances, Health, Personal Development).
  • /root/clawd/3-Resources/: Interests and reference material.
  • /root/clawd/4-Archives/: Completed projects or inactive areas/resources.

Mandate: Automatic Organization

You MUST follow the PARA structure for ALL file operations. Never leave new files in the root directory (/root/clawd/) unless they are core identity files (AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, etc.).

  1. New Project Files? Create a subfolder in 1-Projects/.
  2. Long-term reference or data? Put it in 3-Resources/.
  3. Finished work? Move it to 4-Archives/.
  4. System/Config updates? Keep them in 2-Areas/.

Workflow

  1. Identify: Determine which category a file or directory belongs to.
  2. Move: Use mv to place it in the correct PARA folder.
  3. Maintain: Periodically review Projects and move finished ones to Archives.

Categorization Guide

  • Projects: Bot development, Specific homework assignments, Reports being written.
  • Areas: Financial logs (MIANJY), Email configurations, Skill development.
  • Resources: Research papers, Diagrams for learning, Snippets.
  • Archives: Old reports, Finished semester files.

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/alitekin1/openclaw-para-skill
Version
1.0.0
Commit
ed4f74f0ad1cf27f352c72adcf4f134423f1d813
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# PARA Organization Skill

Use the PARA method to keep the workspace clean and organized.

## Structure
- `/root/clawd/1-Projects/`: Active efforts with a deadline/goal.
- `/root/clawd/2-Areas/`: Ongoing responsibilities (e.g., Finances, Health, Personal Development).
- `/root/clawd/3-Resources/`: Interests and reference material.
- `/root/clawd/4-Archives/`: Completed projects or inactive areas/resources.

## Mandate: Automatic Organization
You MUST follow the PARA structure for ALL file operations. Never leave new files in the root directory (`/root/clawd/`) unless they are core identity files (AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, etc.).

1.  **New Project Files?** Create a subfolder in `1-Projects/`.
2.  **Long-term reference or data?** Put it in `3-Resources/`.
3.  **Finished work?** Move it to `4-Archives/`.
4.  **System/Config updates?** Keep them in `2-Areas/`.

## Workflow
1. **Identify**: Determine which category a file or directory belongs to.
2. **Move**: Use `mv` to place it in the correct PARA folder.
3. **Maintain**: Periodically review Projects and move finished ones to Archives.

## Categorization Guide
- **Projects**: Bot development, Specific homework assignments, Reports being written.
- **Areas**: Financial logs (`MIANJY`), Email configurations, Skill development.
- **Resources**: Research papers, Diagrams for learning, Snippets.
- **Archives**: Old reports, Finished semester files.

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