Add CleanMyMac CLI - #747
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Clean Xcode, Docker, Homebrew, and developer caches, analyze storage, and reclaim disk space from the terminal.
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Developer storage builds up across Docker, Xcode, package managers, project folders, and AI tools. CleanMyMac CLI brings those leftovers into one place, shows what can be removed, and leaves the final decision to you.
Features
Developer Cleanup: Clears caches, build artifacts, and system junk across common developer tools (see Commands)
Artifact Purging: Removes old build artifacts using age-based selection
Disk Analysis: Reports on disk usage to show what is consuming storage
Interactive Review: Prompts for confirmation before deletion; protected system locations; cleanup logic shared with CleanMyMac
Terminal-Based: Scriptable commands intended for command-line workflows
Privacy Controls: No source code or personal files are uploaded; analytics can be disabled via configuration
Optimization: Runs quick performance tasks from the command line