Skill: stevemichael001/workspace-hygiene-publish (version 0.1.0)

--- name: workspace-hygiene version: 0.1.0 description: > Audit and maintain workspace file structure, memory quality, and project documentation. Use when: cleaning up the workspace, running a file audit, checking memory health, ensuring project READMEs exist, or during weekly Monday heartbeat. Triggers: "clean up workspace", "run hygiene", "audit files", "workspace health", "check file structure", or scheduled Monday heartbeat. metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🧹" requires: bins: ["python3"] os: ["linux", "darwin"] --- # Workspace Hygiene Maintains clean, RAG-friendly workspaces across all agents. Runs on demand or weekly. ## Quick Start ```bash python3 skills/workspace-hygiene/scripts/hygiene.py --workspace ~/.openclaw/workspace ``` Or for a specific agent: ```bash python3 skills/workspace-hygiene/scripts/hygiene.py --workspace ~/.openclaw/workspace-claire ``` ## What It Does ### 1. Structure Audit Reads `STRUCTURE.md` from the workspace root. Scans for: - Files at root that aren't agent config (AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, etc.) - Folders that don't match the canonical layout - Files in wrong locations (e.g. Claire scripts in Maggie's workspace) ### 2. Memory Health Scans `memory/` for: - Files using timestamp format (YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM.md) instead of date or topic - Daily logs older than 30 days that haven't been distilled into MEMORY.md - Gaps in daily logging (missing dates during active periods) - MEMORY.md line count — flag if over 150 ### 3. Project README Audit Checks every folder in `projects/` for a `README.md`. Missing READMEs degrade RAG retrieval — `memory_search` can't find project context without them. ### 4. Memory Format Check Validates that recent memory entries (last 7 days) use the tagged format: ```markdown [DECISION] What was decided and why [FACT] A durable fact worth retaining [PROJECT] Project name — status update [RULE] A rule or preference established [EVENT] Something that happened ``` Untagged entries are flagged for manual review, not auto-tagged. ### 5. Health Report Writes a report to `projects/system/hygiene-YYYY-MM-DD.md` with: - Structure violations (with suggested fixes) - Memory health score - Missing project READMEs - Untagged memory entries - Recommended actions (prioritized) ## Auto-Fix vs Flag | Issue | Action | |-------|--------| | Timestamp-format memory files | Auto-consolidate into date file | | Missing project README | Flag — agent should write it with project context | | Files in wrong location | Flag with suggested move command | | MEMORY.md over 150 lines | Flag for manual trimming | | Root-level junk files | Flag with suggested archive command | | Untagged memory entries | Flag — don't auto-tag (context needed) | ## Deployment Install to each agent workspace's `skills/` folder, or install to `~/.openclaw/skills/` for global access. Add to `HEARTBEAT.md`: ```markdown ## Weekly Hygiene (Monday) - Run `python3 skills/workspace-hygiene/scripts/hygiene.py --workspace <path>` - Review the report at projects/system/hygiene-YYYY-MM-DD.md - Fix flagged issues or escalate to Steve ``` ## Reference Docs | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | `memory-format.md` | Canonical memory entry format and tagging rules | | `rag-index.md` | How to write project READMEs for optimal RAG retrieval | | `audit.md` | Detailed audit rules and canonical structure |


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