Open, reveal, search, and inspect local files via Python scripts.
npx skills add https://github.com/AP3X-Dev/AGENT --skill file-manager-ap3x-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: file-manager Source: https://github.com/AP3X-Dev/AGENT/tree/main/skills/file-manager Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AP3X-Dev/AGENT --skill file-manager-ap3x-dev
This skill provides local file management capabilities, enabling opening files with their default applications, revealing files in the system explorer (Finder on macOS, Explorer on Windows, or the Linux equivalent), and searching for files by name or pattern. It enforces a security policy that requires user approval for operations outside the workspace.
Use Case: You need to quickly access a document or image that is scattered across your drives, reveal it in the file manager, or locate related files without manual navigation.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To open a local file, you can use a Python script that calls the system's default application. This file management script handles the open command, allowing you to launch documents or images directly without manual navigation.
Yes, you can reveal a file in Finder or Explorer from the command line. The script uses a reveal command to show and select the specified file in your system's native file manager, such as Finder on macOS or Explorer on Windows.
You can search for files by name or pattern across workspace directories using a search command. The script locates matching files within specified locations, such as user directories, by accepting a search pattern like "*.pdf".
Yes, this file management script works across macOS, Windows, and Linux. It implements platform-specific behavior to handle file operations, ensuring compatibility with Finder, Explorer, and equivalent Linux file managers.
Yes, you need user approval to search for or open files outside the workspace. The script enforces a security policy that requires explicit user approval for any file operations targeting directories outside the current workspace.
To get file info such as size, dates, path, and type, you can execute an info command with the target file path. The script retrieves and displays these specific metadata details for the requested file.
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