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mac-declutter

v1.0.0

Published

Agent skill for deep-cleaning macOS dev machines: AI agent sprawl, zombie services, app leftovers, proxy traps, cache purges, performance audits

Readme

mac-declutter

An agent skill for deep-cleaning macOS developer machines: AI agent sprawl, zombie background services, app leftovers, stale login items, dead-proxy network traps, cache purges, and performance audits.

Born from a real-world cleanup session that reclaimed ~20 GB and removed dozens of stale agents/services from a working developer's Mac.

What it covers

  • Network triage — diagnose the classic "everything is disconnected" failure: a proxy tool (Clash & friends) sets the macOS system proxy and then its core dies
  • Inventory — agents/CLIs, config dirs, launchd services, apps (size / last-used / App Store receipt), cache hotspots
  • Uninstall playbook — launchd teardown, root-owned apps, Library leftovers, sandbox containers, system extensions & SIP, stale login items, updater-spawned zombie processes
  • Cache purge — npm/pip/bun/app caches (sessions and user data are never touched)
  • Performance audit — memory pressure, swap, per-app-family RSS, Spotlight re-index awareness

Layout

  • SKILL.md — the skill (works with pi, Kimi Code, Claude Code-style skill loaders)
  • scripts/inventory.sh — read-only system snapshot used in Phase 1

Install

# pi (recommended)
pi install npm:mac-declutter

# or copy manually
cp -R skills/mac-declutter ~/.pi/agent/skills/

# or symlink to share across agents
ln -s "$PWD/mac-declutter" ~/.agents/skills/mac-declutter

License

MIT