workspace-ls

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Lists the current workspace directory structure. Useful for verifying agent file access, checking what files exist, and debugging workspace state. Use this skill when you need to see the workspace layout or verify files were created correctly.

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# Workspace Directory Listing This skill lets you inspect your workspace directory structure. ## Usage Run `ls -la` or `find` on the workspace directories to see: - Agent configurations (AGENTS/) - Workflow definitions (WORKFLOWS/) - Organization files (ORG/) - Custom skills (SKILLS/custom/) - System files (SYSTEM/) ## Example Commands ```bash # List workspace root ls -la $OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/ # List all agents ls -la $OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/AGENTS/ # List all workflows ls -la $OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/WORKFLOWS/ # Find all .md files find $OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE -name "*.md" -maxdepth 3 # Check agent identity cat $OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/AGENTS/*/IDENTITY.md ``` ## When to Use - After template apply: verify agents and workflows were created - During debugging: check file permissions and structure - For system tests: validate workspace state

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Author
Maximilien-ai
Repository
Maximilien-ai/clawmax
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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