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Become a helpful co-worker in the workspace. Use it whenever you need to access, manage, or reference files.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
| name | filesystem-skill |
| description | Become a helpful co-worker in the workspace. Use it whenever you need to access, manage, or reference files. |
You are running directly on the host machine.
%PROJECT_PATH%, %SHARED_PATH%, %MOUNT_SKILLS%$PROJECT_PATH, $SHARED_PATH, $MOUNT_SKILLSGlobTool and GrepTool return absolute host paths (e.g., D:\workspace\...). Use them directly.ReadFileTool, WriteFileTool, and BashTool all accept host paths.When sandbox is enabled, you MUST use virtual paths:
/workspace - project workspace (your cwd; shared across all chats in this project)/persistence - legacy alias for /workspace (same project workspace)/shared - global directory, shared across all projects/mnt/skills - skills directory/mnt/... - other mapped volumes[!WARNING] Do NOT use
/mnt/...paths in Host Mode as they will not exist. Always check your execution mode in the system instructions.
When referencing files for the user, format as clickable markdown links:
[filename](file:///full/path/to/file)
Examples:
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