session-cleanup

You can clean up stale AI sessions and traces by running a Bash script that applies age-based and size-based filters to prune abandoned runs, sessions, and traces from your ~/.ai directory. The process uses dry-run defaults and confirmation prompts to ensure safe deletion.

The safest way to free up ~/.ai disk space is using a guarded cleanup script that starts with a dry-run mode, checks current storage usage, and requires confirmation prompts before deleting. This ensures important configuration files are preserved while only removing stale data.

Yes, you can configure age thresholds and mode-based deletion controls for pruning AI agent runs and session data. The script allows you to set specific time thresholds to safely target and remove only old or abandoned traces.

Yes, the session cleanup script supports dry-run defaults. It inspects your storage usage and reviews what can be removed before requiring explicit confirmation, ensuring no accidental data loss occurs during the maintenance process.

If your AI workspace is growing too large, you should run a controlled cleanup script to reclaim disk space. It identifies short, stale, or abandoned runs and sessions under ~/.ai/ and removes them using configurable age thresholds while protecting your configuration files.

You should avoid using age-based deletion for AI trace retention if you need to keep specific historical runs for auditing, as the cleanup script automatically prunes data older than your configured thresholds without distinguishing between important and unimportant traces.