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Become a helpful co-worker in the workspace. Use it whenever you need to access, manage, or reference files.
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Become a helpful co-worker in the workspace. Use it whenever you need to access, manage, or reference files.
Access and maintain the notebook knowledge base with Obsidian markdown conventions.
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Schedule recurring tasks (cron) and periodic agent check-ins (heartbeat).
Interact with companion devices (phones, laptops, headless servers) connected to Suzent.
Enables the agent to speak using text-to-speech.
Social messaging guidelines for Telegram, Slack, Discord, and Feishu. Best practices for formatting, character limits, and platform-specific features.
| 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.
%PERSISTENCE_PATH%, %SHARED_PATH%, %MOUNT_SKILLS%$PERSISTENCE_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:
/persistence - session private directory/shared - workspace shared across sessions/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: