file-tools
Simple shell utilities for files and archives.
Security Assessment
About file-tools
The file-tools skill provides a simple set of shell utilities for working with files and archives within a workspace. It enables users to execute common shell commands directly from the assistant, making it easier to manage files, organize directories, and create archives without needing a separate terminal or shell environment. This skill is designed to simplify routine file operations and enhance productivity by allowing users to run scripts and commands directly within the assistant's interface.
FAQ
How can I list files in the workspace?
You can list the files by running the command 'ls -la'.
How do I write to a file using the skill?
To write to a file, use the command 'bash scripts/write_sample.sh "Hello from skill" out/sample.txt'.
Can I create an archive with this skill?
Yes, you can create a tar.gz archive using the command 'tar -czf out/sample.tgz -C out .'.
Are there any specific file types supported by this skill?
The skill supports working with any file type that can be handled by common shell utilities like 'ls', 'tar', and 'bash'.
Do I need to install any additional tools to use the skill?
No, all necessary tools (e.g., 'bash', 'tar') are preconfigured in the environment where the skill is used.
Install file-tools
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
trpc-group/trpc-agent-go