file-tools
The file-tools skill provides basic shell command capabilities for file and directory operations within a workspace environment. Use it to list directory contents, write files to output locations, create compressed archives, and manage file-based workflows that require command-line execution and artifact generation.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/trpc-group/trpc-agent-go /tmp/file-tools && cp -r /tmp/file-tools/examples/skillrun/skills/file_tools ~/.claude/skills/file-toolsSKILL.md
Overview Use these examples to explore basic shell commands inside a skill workspace. The assistant can run them and return results and files. Examples 1) List files in the workspace Command: ls -la 2) Write a sample file to out/sample.txt Command: bash scripts/write_sample.sh "Hello from skill" out/sample.txt 3) Create a tar.gz archive of the out/ folder Command: tar -czf out/sample.tgz -C out . Output Files - out/sample.txt - out/sample.tgz
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