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kemas-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Risk-tiered review and cleanup of a downloads folder — lists files, flags risk, asks before deleting

Readme

kemas-cli

Risk-tiered review and cleanup of a downloads folder. Lists what's there, buckets it by risk, asks before deleting anything. Never deletes without confirmation.

Install

npm install -g kemas-cli

Usage

kemas

Scans ~/Downloads by default. Options:

kemas --dir ~/Desktop        # scan a different folder
kemas --dry                  # list only, no prompts, no changes

Buckets

  • Safe to remove — installers (.dmg/.pkg), exact duplicates (same ext + size, older copy), 0-byte files, .DS_Store, screenshots, screen recordings, Xcode build artifacts, WhatsApp media, PDFs/images
  • Need review before remove — DB dumps (superseded ones only — latest per project is kept for review), spreadsheets/exports, folders, anything uncategorized

Each non-empty bucket prompts all / none / 1,2,3 — remove everything, keep everything, or pick specific rows by number. Nothing is touched until you answer.