Skills Development OpenViking Resource and File System Management

OpenViking Resource and File System Management

v20260905
ov-resources
This skill provides comprehensive command-line interface (CLI) support for OpenViking, enabling agents to manage external resources, perform filesystem operations, and execute data tasks. It covers adding resources, importing/exporting data, browsing directories, reading/writing files, and advanced searching (find, grep, search). Use cases include data pipeline setup, knowledge graph manipulation, and system maintenance.
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Overview

OpenViking (OV) Resource Management

The ov command group for resources covers adding external knowledge, filesystem operations, scheduled refresh (watch tasks), and ovpack import/export/backup/restore.

Goal

Guide an agent to correctly invoke resource and filesystem commands without guessing flags, URI semantics, or processing behavior.

Load When

  • User explicitly requests resource operations: ov add-resource, ov task watch, ov export, ov import, ov backup, ov restore.
  • User asks to browse, read, write, create, move, or delete files under viking://resources/.
  • User asks to search for context: ov find, ov search, ov grep, ov glob.
  • Agent needs to list, inspect, or search the resource tree to find context.

Inputs

Name Required Description
subcommand yes Resource command: add-resource, task watch, export, import, backup, restore, filesystem command: ls, tree, read, write, mkdir, rm, mv, grep, glob, or search command: find, search
target conditional File path, URL, Viking URI, or query string
flags no Command-specific flags like --wait, --to, --parent, --recursive, --watch-interval

Workflow

  1. Identify the user's intent and map to the correct ov <subcommand>.
  2. Resolve the target (local path, URL, or Viking URI).
  3. Construct the command with appropriate flags.
  4. Execute and report results.

Permissions

  • ov add-resource from external URLs may download untrusted content; verify the source when the user provides an untrusted URL.
  • ov rm --recursive is destructive; confirm with the user before executing on large directories.
  • ov export, ov import, ov backup, ov restore require ROOT or ADMIN permissions.
  • ov write replaces file content in-place; the old version is not retained.

Output

  • CLI output returned directly to the user.
  • Errors surfaced with suggested fixes and relevant flag guidance.

Verification

  • After add-resource, ov ls or ov tree should show the new resource under the expected URI.
  • After rm, ov ls should no longer list the removed path.
  • After write, ov read should reflect the new content.
  • After ov import or ov restore, ov tree should show the imported structure.

Boundaries

  • Do not invent paths or URLs. Use what the user provides.
  • Do not execute ov rm --recursive on broad paths like viking://resources/ without explicit user confirmation.
  • Do not treat ov add-skill or ov skills as equivalent to resource commands; skill management is handled by ov-skills.
  • Do not treat ov add-memory as a resource command; memory management is out of scope for this skill.

Runtime Resources

  • docs/add-resource.md — detailed resource ingestion docs, source types, and async processing.
  • docs/filesystem.md — filesystem operations reference (ls, tree, read, write, mkdir, rm, mv, grep, glob).
  • docs/search.md — semantic search (ov find, ov search) and search combination strategies.
  • docs/watch-management.md — watch task lifecycle (create, pause, resume, trigger, update, remove).
  • docs/ovpack.md — ovpack export/import/backup/restore reference.
  • examples/commands.md — common command patterns by scenario.
Info
Category Development
Name ov-resources
Version v20260905
Size 10.75KB
Updated At 2026-09-06
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