disk-cleaner

To safely clean up Mac disk space, this skill wraps Mole to target browser caches, logs, and user data using tiered modes (Air/Pro/Max) with whitelist protections. It ensures safe space release by protecting critical documents while removing unnecessary files.

Yes, you need Homebrew and Mole installed on your macOS system to automate disk cleanup. This skill wraps Mole to provide a user-friendly interface, requiring these dependencies to execute tiered cleaning modes and generate audit reports.

Air, Pro, and Max disk cleaning tiers offer escalating levels of space release on macOS. Each mode targets browser caches, logs, and user data with varying depth, while maintaining whitelist protections for critical folders across common scenarios.

You can generate a CSV report and audit trail by running the disk cleanup script in your terminal. After clearing disk space, the skill automatically provides detailed CSV reports, status checks, and shareable results documenting the cleanup process.

Yes, you can protect specific documents and folders using the built-in whitelist protection. This ensures critical user data remains safe across common scenarios while the cleanup process targets browser caches, logs, and unnecessary files.

If automated disk cleanup is not working, verify that macOS, Homebrew, and Mole are correctly installed and updated. The script requires these specific dependencies to execute environment checks, apply whitelist protections, and perform the cache cleanup.