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Cleanr · Open source · Terminal first

AI-friendly disk cleanup. Safety comes first.

Give your AI agent structured, read-only analysis of app and browser caches, logs, temporary files, downloads, and development artifacts. Review the reasons and risks, then choose what moves to system Trash.

npm install --global cleanr-cli

macOS · Linux · Windows · Platform support and limits

Cleanr terminal showing a read-only scan of generated sample projects.
A real terminal session with generated sample projects. Candidate sizes are not a measurement of freed disk space.

Built for AI agents

Structured, read-only scan results give your agent sizes, matching reasons, confidence, and risk notes to work with.

Review before cleanup

Review reasons and risks, then choose what goes. Confirmation is on by default; agent cleanup requires your authorization for the exact plan.

Checks before every move

Cleanr rechecks selected paths and file state, rejecting protected paths and symbolic-link targets. Items go to system Trash with local records for best-effort restore.

See the first scan

Scan a single project, inspect the candidates, then leave without changing files.

Read the walkthrough and reproduction steps

Safety and recovery

Confirmed items move to system trash. Space is not necessarily freed until you empty it yourself; after that, Cleanr cannot restore those items. Recovery limits

Cleanr does not upload your analysis. If you use a hosted AI agent, the agent may send tool output to its provider. Decide what it may read before sharing a report. Agent data boundary