vps-cleanup

To safely reclaim VPS disk space, this skill analyzes disk usage and categorizes files to distinguish temporary data from important files. It generates a deletion plan that preserves backups, active projects, and config files while removing non-critical data.

The best way to automate disk cleanup on a Linux VPS is using a skill that implements deterministic phases: analysis, categorization, decision matrix, and safe deletion with confirmation. This ensures recurring cleanup needs are met without accidental data loss.

File categorization during VPS disk usage analysis works by scanning user home directories and system paths to classify data. The skill identifies temporary and non-critical data versus important files, creating a decision matrix for safe deletion with explicit user confirmation.

Yes, you can use this disk cleanup skill on Linux VPS environments with limited disk space and recurring cleanup needs. It is designed specifically for Linux VPS systems to analyze disk usage and safely reclaim storage.

Yes, the VPS cleanup process requires explicit user confirmation before deleting files. The skill implements a safe deletion workflow that presents a concise cleanup plan, ensuring you approve all file removals before any storage is actually reclaimed.

Your VPS runs out of disk space quickly because temporary and non-critical data often waste storage. This skill analyzes disk usage across user home directories and system paths to identify such data and safely reclaim storage without harming important files.