list-directory

To list directory contents, provide a target path and the filesystem handler returns all item names, types, sizes, and last-modified timestamps. This allows you to quickly inspect a project tree, audit folders, and verify file locations across local disks.

When you explore files, the output includes the item name, type, size, and last modification time for every file and subdirectory. This metadata helps you audit folder structures and verify the presence of specific resources.

Yes, you can audit folder structures across local disks by supplying the specific path. The filesystem handler enumerates all files and subdirectories at that location, returning their types and last-modified timestamps for auditing.

You locate resources by listing the directory contents at a given path. The handler returns a complete enumeration of files and subdirectories, allowing you to quickly find specific items and verify their sizes and modification dates.

No special dependencies are required to list directory contents. You only need to provide a valid path input, and the built-in filesystem handler will process the request to return item names, types, sizes, and timestamps.