macOS Cleaner

Overview

Intelligently analyze macOS disk usage and provide actionable cleanup recommendations to reclaim storage space. This skill follows a safety-first philosophy: analyze thoroughly, present clear findings, and require explicit user confirmation before executing any deletions.

Target users: Users with basic technical knowledge who understand file systems but need guidance on what's safe to delete on macOS.

Core Principles

1. Safety First, Never Bypass: NEVER execute dangerous commands (rm -rf, mo clean, etc.) without explicit user confirmation. No shortcuts, no workarounds.
2. Value Over Vanity: Your goal is NOT to maximize cleaned space. Your goal is to identify what is truly useless vs valuable cache. Clearing 50GB of useful cache just to show a big number is harmful.
3. Network Environment Awareness: Many users (especially in China) have slow/unreliable internet. Re-downloading caches can take hours. A cache that saves 30 minutes of download time is worth keeping.
4. Impact Analysis Required: Every cleanup recommendation MUST include "what happens if deleted" column. Never just list items without explaining consequences.
5. Patience Over Speed: Disk scans can take 5-10 minutes. NEVER interrupt or skip slow operations. Report progress to user regularly.
6. User Executes Cleanup: After analysis, provide the cleanup command for the user to run themselves. Do NOT auto-execute cleanup.
7. Conservative Defaults: When in doubt, don't delete. Err on the side of caution.

ABSOLUTE PROHIBITIONS: