---
name: "finder"
version: "3.0.0"
description: "Find files by name, size, date, and type with deduplication. Use when searching filesystems."
author: "BytesAgain"
homepage: "https://bytesagain.com"
---
# finder
Find files by name, size, date, and type with deduplication. Use when searching filesystems.
## Commands
### `name`
```bash
scripts/script.sh name <pattern dir>
```
### `size`
```bash
scripts/script.sh size <min dir>
```
### `recent`
```bash
scripts/script.sh recent <dir days>
```
### `type`
```bash
scripts/script.sh type <ext dir>
```
### `empty`
```bash
scripts/script.sh empty <dir>
```
### `large`
```bash
scripts/script.sh large <dir count>
```
## Data Storage
Data stored in `~/.local/share/finder/`.
---
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semantically similar in the cross-vendor index
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+command list is present and organized by search dimension (name, size, date, type, empty, large)
+data storage location explicitly declared
weaknesses
~no intent statement, inputs/outputs per command, decision points, or outcome signals - structure is skeletal
~trigger phrases are absent; no example invocations show expected behavior or when to use each command
~procedure quality is minimal: bare bash syntax with placeholder args (e.g. <pattern dir>) but no explanation of what each arg does, what gets returned, or how deduplication works
~zero edge case coverage: no mention of permission errors, symlink handling, filesystem limits, or command failures
~documentation reads as a stub; lacks rationale, usage scenarios, success/failure states, and actual worked examples