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task-files-explorer

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Updated Sep 2026

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Description

MANDATORY when the user wants to replace, bypass, or stop relying on the platform "All files in task" preview popup; when they want a custom HTML page (index.html) served on the platform preview URL; when they want a persistent file dashboard/explorer for download/ and archive/ served by a custom dev.sh; or when they ask how to make scripts survive container restarts via the /start.sh boot hook. Deploys a zero-dependency Python explorer to 127.0.0.1:3000 (the upstream of the preview ingress) with search, type filters, sorting, inline preview (md, images, pdf, json, text) and per-task grouping parsed automatically from worklog.md. Auto-starts on every container boot, self-heals every 30 seconds via watcher. NOT for Next.js/web-app projects - the web dev server always owns port 3000.

Install task-files-explorer

Run this in your OpenClaw agent to add task-files-explorer from the ClawHub registry.

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$openclaw skills install task-files-explorer

Requires ClawHub registry access. Review the security analysis below before installing.

Security Analysis

危险50/100

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Code is publicly available for audit.

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Is task-files-explorer safe to install?

task-files-explorer has a SkillsReview security score of 50/100. It is open source and community-verified on ClawHub. Check the full Security Analysis on this page before installing.

How much does task-files-explorer cost?

task-files-explorer is free to install for OpenClaw via ClawHub.

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How do I install task-files-explorer?

Install task-files-explorer from ClawHub at clawhub.ai/skills/task-files-explorer, or use the install action on this page to copy the command for your OpenClaw agent.

Community Signal

ClawHub Community Score6120.00 / 5.00
Installs144,126,000
Last UpdateSep 16, 2026
Actively maintained (3d ago)
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