win-files

Search, browse, and manage Windows files and folders using built-in PowerShell.

6|1|Updated Feb 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw --skill win-files
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Skill: win-files
Source: https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw/tree/main/skills/win-files
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw --skill win-files

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Windows users often struggle to locate, organize, and manage files across drives without a lightweight, centralized tool. This Skill consolidates file search, recent files listing, and basic folder operations into a single, zero-dependency workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • File search by name across drives using built-in PowerShell cmdlets.
  • List recent files to quickly access recently used documents.
  • Folder operations including create, move, rename, and delete (with safe defaults).
  • Disk info & usage insights to identify large or unused spaces.
  • Zero external dependencies and offline usage.

Quick Start

Search for a large file in your Downloads folder and organize it into a dedicated project folder.

Frequently Asked Questions about win-files

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I search for large files in my Windows Downloads folder using PowerShell?

You can organize files by using the Skill's folder operations to create, move, and rename items across local drives. It leverages built-in Windows PowerShell commands to execute safe, repeatable file management actions without external tools.

What is the best way to audit disk usage on Windows without installing extra software?

Auditing disk usage on Windows without extra software is handled by this Skill using built-in PowerShell commands. It identifies large or unused spaces across local drives, providing disk info and usage insights with zero external dependencies required.

Can I list recently used documents on Windows drives with built-in commands?

Yes, you can list recently used documents on Windows drives using this Skill's built-in PowerShell commands. It specifically lists recent files to help you quickly access recently used documents without needing any external dependencies.

Does this Windows file management approach require any external dependencies?

No, this Windows file management approach requires zero external dependencies. The Skill operates entirely offline using built-in PowerShell commands, ensuring safe, repeatable file searches, listings, and simple operations across local drives.

What are the limitations of using PowerShell for file search and folder operations?

Limitations of using PowerShell for file search include being constrained to safe, repeatable file listings and simple operations like create, move, rename, and delete. It focuses on local drives and does not perform complex external file transformations.