user-file-ops
Simple operations on user-provided text files including summarization.
Security Assessment
About user-file-ops
The 'user-file-ops' skill allows users to perform basic operations on text files, such as summarization, and extract key statistics like line count, word count, and byte size. It primarily serves the purpose of simplifying the processing of user-provided text files, enabling easy summarization and preview generation. This skill is valuable for users who need to quickly summarize large or complex text files or gather basic metadata to better understand their contents. It is an essential tool for any workflow involving the handling of text-based data within a larger system, particularly when large volumes of text need to be processed or analyzed.
The core features of the 'user-file-ops' skill include the ability to summarize text files, compute basic statistics such as the number of lines, words, and bytes, and generate a preview of the file content. These operations can be performed on files provided directly by the user or files produced by other skills within the environment. The skill operates seamlessly with files stored under `work/inputs/` or `out/` directories. By leveraging simple command-line scripts, users can easily automate the summarization of files, whether they are newly created or already exist within the workspace.
This skill is particularly useful for data scientists, developers, or anyone working with large text files that require quick summaries or basic metadata extraction. It can be employed in a variety of workflows, including content analysis, data preprocessing, or document management systems where text summarization is needed. The user-friendly command examples demonstrate its practical use, making it accessible to users with varying levels of technical expertise.
FAQ
How do I summarize a file using this skill?
To summarize a file, run the script `bash scripts/summarize_file.sh` with the path to the input file and the desired output file location. For example: `bash scripts/summarize_file.sh work/inputs/example.txt out/example_summary.txt`.
Can this skill summarize files produced by other skills?
Yes, the skill can summarize files produced by other skills as long as they are stored in the `out/` directory. For example, `bash scripts/summarize_file.sh out/sample_fib.txt out/sample_fib_summary.txt`.
Where should I place my input files?
User-provided files should typically be placed under the `work/inputs/` directory, especially when a host directory is mounted as inputs.
What file formats are supported?
The skill primarily works with text files. Specific file formats are not mentioned, so plain text files (e.g., `.txt`) are recommended for best results.
Does this skill work with large files?
While the skill is designed to handle text files efficiently, performance may depend on the size of the file. Very large files may require additional resources or optimizations.
Install user-file-ops
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
trpc-group/trpc-agent-go