novel-doomsday-resurgence/skills/workspace-netdrive/SKILL.md

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workspace-netdrive	Detects and manages network drives (mounted TOS buckets) mounted in the workspace at /root/.openclaw/workspace/. Use when saving files to persistent storage or checking for mounted buckets.	https://openclaw.ai/	openclaw emoji requires 💾 bins df grep

Workspace Netdrive Skill

This skill helps you detect and utilize network drives (mounted TOS buckets) mounted within the workspace.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user asks to:

• "Check if any network drive is mounted"
• "Save this file to the netdisk/TOS"
• "Save output to mounted cloud buckets"
• "List available storage buckets"

Detection Logic

Network drives are mounted as subdirectories under /root/.openclaw/workspace/. The detection script checks for mount points in this directory.

Commands

1. Detect Available Drives

Run this script to list all mounted network drive paths and bucket names:

scripts/detect_mounts.sh

Example Output:

Detected network drives (Buckets):
Bucket: my-bucket (Path: /root/.openclaw/workspace/my-bucket)
Bucket: reports-bucket (Path: /root/.openclaw/workspace/reports-bucket)

If no drives are found, it will output: No network drives mounted in workspace.

Important: If no drives are detected, you MUST prompt the user to configure a network drive (configure TOS bucket information) via the arkClaw interface menu bar before proceeding.

2. Save Files to Drive

Once you have identified a valid mount path (e.g., /root/.openclaw/workspace/my-bucket), you can save files directly to it.

Copy a file:

cp source_file.txt /root/.openclaw/workspace/my-bucket/folder/

Write directly to drive:

echo "content" > /root/.openclaw/workspace/my-bucket/output.txt

3. Feedback

When reporting the saved file location to the user, DO NOT use the internal file system path (e.g., /root/.openclaw/workspace/...). Instead, report the Bucket Name and the Relative Path within the bucket.

Example Feedback:

"File saved successfully. Bucket: my-bucket Path: folder/source_file.txt"

This format makes it easier for users to access their files externally.