disk-cleaner

To clean up build artifacts and caches, you provide a path to scan and the tool identifies removable files using project-root markers, producing a structured report with guidance on safe deletion to reclaim disk space.

Caches, build artifacts, and installer packages are safe to delete when your development disk is full, and the tool provides clear cleanup guidance and recovery information to ensure a safe removal process.

You scan your home directory for cache and build artifacts by providing it as the target path; the tool uses project markers like .git or package.json to scope the traversal and enumerate removable files.

Yes, you can use this to clean disk space on both personal workstations and developer environments, as it applies deterministic traversal rules to find caches and builds across different system scopes.

Disk cleanup works by automatically discovering project roots from markers like pyproject.toml or go.mod, so you only need to provide a starting path rather than manually configuring project files.

The best way to identify removable installer packages and temporary build files is using a deterministic scan that targets project directories, producing a structured report that distinguishes safe deletions from necessary files.