Type | Description |
Output files | Output files generated by a task or an agent that you pay close attention to (such as PPTs, documents, images, and code generated by ArkClaw). |
Uploaded by me | Files or folders that you proactively upload to the workspace (including files uploaded through a conversation), as well as folders that you create yourself. |
All files | Displays all files in the workspace, including output files, your uploads, and system files. |
Actions | Description |
Reference files to tasks | You can reference files from file space directly to a task, without uploading them again.
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Preview files | You can preview files in the workspace directly in file space without downloading them locally first. tip Only certain file types can be previewed. Actual supported file types take precedence.
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Share outputs | To share output files or uploaded files with external collaborators, generate a link and send it to them for file viewing. tip
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Move a file/folder | To archive files by project or category, you can move uploaded or newly created files and folders to another directory in the workspace.
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Rename a file/folder | You can rename your uploaded or newly created files and folders for semantic categorization as needed. tip Only files under the "All files" category can be renamed. The renaming operation is unavailable after you switch to the "Output files" or "Personal files" category.
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Transfer to cloud disk | If you need to store uploaded project files or output files for the long term, you can save them using the "My cloud disk" feature.
The system automatically creates a Transferred file folder in My cloud disk.
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Create folders | If you plan to upload files of different projects or categories, you can create multiple folders to categorize, making it easier for ArkClaw to read files from the corresponding directories as needed for different tasks.
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Delete a file/folder | If you no longer use a specific folder and all the files within it, you can delete the folder to free up storage space. warning To ensure the operational security of your ArkClaw instance, you cannot delete the core files, such as system and environment configuration files. For example, you cannot delete files such as openclaw.json, .env, and update-check.json.
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