Macos Cleaner

This walks you through macOS disk cleanup with a paranoid, safety-first approach that never auto-deletes anything. It leans heavily on Mole for analysis, uses tmux for interactive scans, and makes you confirm every deletion individually. The workflow is methodical: scan home directory (warn the user it takes 5-10 minutes), categorize what's actually useless versus useful cache, then hand you the exact commands to run yourself. It's opinionated about Docker prune commands (banned except builder cache) and explicitly designed for users in slow network environments where re-downloading gigabytes of npm or browser cache is painful. If you want aggressive one-click cleanup, look elsewhere. This is for when you need to reclaim space without breaking anything or spending hours re-downloading dependencies.