scbe-disk-management

Disk audits safely identify space hogs by scanning targeted directories like src, docs, node_modules, dist, and artifacts, ranking them by size. Results are output to artifacts/system-audit in JSON and Markdown formats.

Safe cache cleanup uses a PowerShell routine that starts with a dry-run to preview deletions before applying changes. This ensures only safe-to-delete caches and temp files are removed, preventing accidental data loss.

Yes, PowerShell scripts can scan user profile directories like C:\Users\issda. The profile disk audit surfaces the largest space consumers, helping you plan targeted cleanups and reclaim storage.

Yes, the disk cleanup script supports a dry-run mode. It executes a dry-run first to show what caches will be removed before any actual deletion occurs, ensuring safe space reclamation.

Disk audit results are written in both JSON and Markdown formats. These files are saved to the artifacts/system-audit directory, making them easy to parse programmatically or read directly.

Repo disk audits scan targeted directories including src, docs, tests, node_modules, dist, artifacts, training, training-data, .hypothesis, and .pytest_cache, plus all top-level children ranked by size.