What problem does it solve? File and folder moves, renames, and deletions often happen without any audit trail, making it impossible to trace where a file went or verify it was not corrupted. This Skill enforces a mandatory logging rule that records every file operation with timestamps, paths, sizes, and integrity hashes into master CSV, JSONL, and Markdown logs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automatic Operation Logging: Records move, rename, copy, and delete-to-trash operations as one row per operation in master.csv, master.jsonl, and master.md. - Integrity Verification: Computes SHA-256 hashes before and after a move and confirms they match, so silent corruption is detected immediately. - Safety Guardrails: Blocks operations on protected shared-drive paths and replaces deletion with moves to a dated _trash folder. - Use Case: While reorganizing a study-materials workspace, you rename and relocate dozens of folders; the helper script performs each move, verifies the hash, and appends a complete audit row you can review later. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to move a folder to a new location and record the operation with its reason in the file operations log.
