agent-ops

name	agent-ops
description	Meta-skill proactively used to clean, organize, and enforce structural standards within the .agent directory and antigravity-config. Triggers when the user asks to "organize", "clean", or "structure" the agent ecosystem.
version	1.0.0
author	Antigravity

🧹 Agent Ops: Workspace Organizer

[!IMPORTANT] This skill MUST be executed strictly under the Omni-Architect Agent Protocol v1.0. All tool executions, code modifications, and communications MUST adhere to the 13 core protocols.

What is this Skill?

agent-ops is the designated structural custodian of the Antigravity ecosystem. It operates primarily within the .agent directory (local) or antigravity-config (upstream template).

This skill teaches the agent how to audit the file tree, identify loose files, detect naming convention violations, and automatically reorganize them following the agent-workspace-standards.md policy.

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⚡ SKILL TYPE: PROACTIVE / MAINTENANCE

Activate this sequence automatically when the user issues commands like:

• "Organize this folder..."
• "Clean up the loose files in the agent..."
• "Enforce the workspace rules here..."

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🛠️ Execution Matrix: enforce_structure()

When activated, you must perform the following autonomous steps using your terminal/bash capabilities:

Step 1: Root Audit

List all files in the root of the targeted .agent directory. Identify any files that are NOT: README.md, INDEX.md, install.sh, .env, .gitignore.

Step 2: Categorization & Routing

Using standard mv commands, route the orphaned files to their corresponding domain based on the Global Rules:

1. Move Community/Standard Docs to /docs

   mkdir -p docs
   mv CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md docs/ 2>/dev/null
   mv CONTRIBUTING.md docs/ 2>/dev/null
   mv SECURITY.md docs/ 2>/dev/null
   mv CHANGELOG.md docs/ 2>/dev/null
   mv GEMINI.md docs/ 2>/dev/null
   

2. Move Loose Scripts to /scripts

   mkdir -p scripts
   mv *.py scripts/ 2>/dev/null
   mv *.sh scripts/ 2>/dev/null
   # Exclude install.sh intentionally
   mv scripts/install.sh ./ 2>/dev/null
   

3. Move Orphaned Rules to /rules

   mkdir -p rules
   # If any ad-hoc rules were dumped in root
   

Step 3: Naming Convention Sweep

Review the subdirectories. If you spot CamelCase or spaces, alert the user and propose a mv rename to strict kebab-case.

Step 4: Trash Collection

Delete empty temporary files, failed script artifacts (test.py, output.txt), or .DS_Store cache fragments.

Autonomous Conclusion

Once the mv sequences are complete, print a visual tree (ls -la or tree if available) to the user via the notify_user block, demonstrating the newly enforced state.