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First-party ClawMax helper for listing the current workspace directory structure. Useful for verifying agent file access, checking what files exist, and debugging workspace state in templates, workflows, and support flows.
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| name | clawmax-workspace-ls |
| description | First-party ClawMax helper for listing the current workspace directory structure. Useful for verifying agent file access, checking what files exist, and debugging workspace state in templates, workflows, and support flows. |
| emoji | 📂 |
| tags | ["clawmax","workspace","debug","helper"] |
This first-party ClawMax skill lets you inspect the current workspace directory structure.
Run ls -la or find on the workspace directories to see:
AGENTS/)WORKFLOWS/)ORG/)SKILLS/custom/)SYSTEM/)# List workspace root
ls -la "$OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/"
# List all agents
ls -la "$OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/AGENTS/"
# List all workflows
ls -la "$OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE/WORKFLOWS/"
# Find all markdown files
find "$OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE" -name "*.md" -maxdepth 3
# Check agent identity
cat "$OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE"/AGENTS/*/IDENTITY.md
Verify that an explicitly authorized agent skill can use a brokered workspace secret without revealing the raw value.
Send outbound email through the ClawMax Resend bridge.
Starter skill for analyzing Lu.ma events, attendees, invites, and engagement signals from organizer-provided API access, exports, or manual event inputs. Use this when a template or workflow needs a repeatable path to turn Lu.ma event data into an organizer-ready analysis brief.
Lists the current workspace directory structure. Useful for verifying agent file access, checking what files exist, and debugging workspace state. Use this skill when you need to see the workspace layout or verify files were created correctly.