my-disk

Identify and clean unnecessary files on a Mac to free disk space.

Updated May 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mike2ox/my-claude-code-config --skill my-disk
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Skill: my-disk
Source: https://github.com/mike2ox/my-claude-code-config/tree/main/skills/my-disk
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mike2ox/my-claude-code-config --skill my-disk

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you identify and safely delete unnecessary files, thus freeing up disk space on your Mac, preventing system slowdown and ensuring smooth performance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Disk Space Analysis: Automatically analyzes disk usage to pinpoint large files and directories.
  • User Confirmation: Asks for confirmation before deleting any file, ensuring safety and peace of mind.
  • File Cleanup: Provides options to clean up various system caches and unused files.
  • Use Case: When your Mac starts running slow or when you receive notifications about low disk space, use this Skill to quickly find and remove unnecessary files.

Quick Start

Run the my-disk skill to scan your disk and clean up unnecessary files.

Frequently Asked Questions about my-disk

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I free up disk space on my Mac when the system runs slow?

To free up disk space on a Mac, you need to identify and safely delete unnecessary files and system caches. This process analyzes disk usage to pinpoint large files, requiring user confirmation before removal to ensure system safety.

What is the best way to analyze disk usage and find large files on macOS?

Analyzing disk usage involves scanning your Mac system to pinpoint large files and directories automatically. This mechanism identifies unnecessary system caches and unused files, ensuring you only remove data that is safe to delete without breaking applications.

Can I safely clean up system caches on a Mac without deleting important files?

Yes, safely cleaning system caches on a Mac requires a process that asks for user confirmation before deleting any identified file. This interactive mechanism ensures you have peace of mind and prevents accidental removal of important data.

When do I need to run a disk cleanup to optimize Mac system performance?

You need to run a disk cleanup to optimize Mac system performance when you receive notifications about low disk space or experience system slowdowns. Removing unnecessary files frees up space, directly resolving performance issues caused by a full drive.

Does cleaning up unnecessary files on a Mac require manual shell commands?

Cleaning up unnecessary files on a Mac utilizes shell commands under the hood, but the process is managed through user interaction. You do not need to manually execute commands; the system handles the execution while asking for your confirmation before deletion.