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openclicky-artifacts

Locate, open, reveal, export, and organize OpenClicky-generated files and local artifacts.

Updated Jul 7, 2026
Search Tags:#file management#macos#artifacts#export#finder#organize files#openclicky
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jamsdoescode/Erik-s-Portfolio --skill openclicky-artifacts-jamsdoescode
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: openclicky-artifacts
Source: https://github.com/jamsdoescode/Erik-s-Portfolio/tree/main/openclicky/AppResources/OpenClicky/OpenClickyBundledSkills/openclicky-artifacts
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jamsdoescode/Erik-s-Portfolio --skill openclicky-artifacts-jamsdoescode

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? After a workflow generates a PDF, CSV, DOCX, deck, or report, users often lose track of where the file was saved. This Skill finds, opens, reveals, exports, renames, moves, and organizes those existing artifacts so every job ends with an exact path or a clear blocker. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Artifact Discovery: Searches the workspace, output folders, Desktop, Downloads, and OpenClicky Application Support to locate generated files by exact path rather than guesswork. - Open, Reveal, and Export: Opens or reveals verified files in Finder or the default handler, and delegates format-specific work to the pdf, doc, and spreadsheet skills. - Safe Organization: Renames, moves, and cleans up artifacts with explicit confirmation before destructive operations like deletes, overwrites, or bulk moves. - Use Case: After a reporting workflow finishes, ask where the PDF went and have it located, verified for nonzero size, and revealed in Finder with its absolute path. ## Quick Start Find the PDF report that was just generated, show it in Finder, and give me its absolute path.

Frequently Asked Questions about openclicky-artifacts

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find where a generated PDF or report was saved?▼

The skill searches likely output roots first: the current workspace, output/ and tmp/ folders, Desktop, Downloads, and OpenClicky Application Support. It prefers exact filesystem paths using find and rg --files, then verifies the file exists before reporting its absolute path.

How do I open or reveal a generated file in Finder on macOS?▼

Once the artifact's path is verified, the skill opens or reveals it using the default system handler rather than browser-specific launches. If opening fails, it reports the failure and still provides the absolute path.

Can this skill create a PDF, deck, or spreadsheet from scratch?▼

No. It only manages artifacts that already exist. Content creation belongs to the owning workflow first; this skill handles the final locate, open, reveal, export, or organize step afterward.

What happens when multiple files match my search?▼

The skill selects the newest relevant file and tells you how many candidates matched. If the path is inferred rather than exact, it labels the path as inferred instead of hiding the uncertainty.

Does it delete or overwrite files without asking?▼

No. Destructive operations such as deletes, overwrites, bulk moves, and folder cleanup require explicit user confirmation before proceeding. Existing files are never overwritten unless replacement was explicitly requested.

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