Pro feature

Your old side projects weigh 80 GB

Project-aware cleaning finds dormant git repos across your filesystem and safely reclaims node_modules, target/, and .venv — without touching anything you are actively working on.

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Respects the work you care about

Groups by enclosing git repo and checks last-commit date. Active repos are never touched unless you explicitly ask.

Every ecosystem in one scan

node_modules, target/, .venv, .next, dist/, Pods/, DerivedData/, vendor/, .gradle, __pycache__, .turbo, .parcel-cache.

The side projects you forgot

Three-year-old experiments sit at 2–5 GB each. Scanning ~/Code across a dev laptop surfaces 40–200 GB on first run.

How it works

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    aiclean projects

    Walks ~/Projects, ~/Code, ~/dev, ~/Development, ~/workspace, ~/src, ~/repos, ~/git. Configurable via --root.

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    Groups by git repo

    Every artifact gets attributed to its enclosing .git directory — or its parent if standalone.

  3. 3

    Filter by git activity

    --dormant 90d shows only repos with no commits in the last 90 days. You can also pass 30d, 6m, 1y.

  4. 4

    Multi-select clean

    --clean launches an interactive checklist. Dormant artifacts are pre-selected; active ones are off by default.

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