Helps locate local files by searching common directories for a specified file name or partial name on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
``` --- name: find-local-file description: Helps users locate local files on a PC by providing a file name --- ``` # Find Local File This skill helps users find local files on a PC with openclaw installed by searching for a file using its name. ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when the user: - Asks to find a file on their computer - Provides a file name and wants to know where it is stored - Is unsure whether a file exists locally - Wants to locate a document without opening it ## Supported Platforms - Windows - macOS - Linux ## Input Requirements The user needs to provide: - A file name (e.g. `report.pdf`, `notes.txt`, `config.json`) Optional: - Partial file name - File extension ## How to Help Users ### Step 1: Confirm the File Name - Extract the file name from the user input - Ask for clarification if the name is ambiguous ### Step 2: Search the Local File System - Search common directories: - Home directory - Desktop - Documents - Downloads - Optionally expand to the entire disk if needed ### Step 3: Present Results - Show a list of matching files - Display full file paths - Indicate if multiple matches are found Example output: Found 2 files: C:\Users\Alice\Documents\report.pdf C:\Users\Alice\Downloads\report.pdf ### Step 4: Ask for Next Action - Open the file - Narrow the search - Search by file type ## When No Files Are Found - Inform the user that no matching files were found - Suggest checking spelling or file extension - Offer to search broader locations or by partial name ## Safety & Scope - This skill only reads file metadata (name and path) - It does not modify or delete files - It does not upload or share files
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