DevClean

Bash cleanup tool for development environments. Its useful shape is four modes: safe orphan cleanup, explicit deep cleanup, optimize mode, and disk cleanup.

ImL1s/devclean targets development-machine leaks rather than repo-local build artifacts alone. Its default mode looks for orphaned background processes (PPID=1) matching known development-tool patterns, including MCP servers, frontend dev servers, Flutter/Dart/FVM, adb logs, Claude task monitors, and helper agents. Source: GitHub README, 2026-06-26

The repo also exposes three broader modes: --deep for heavy daemons such as Gradle, Kotlin LSP, Flutter daemons, FVM, iOS simulators, Logi Options+, and Ruby/Fastlane; --optimize for IDE crash reporter settings, Crashpad dumps, and background agents; and --disk for Xcode, Gradle, CocoaPods, Flutter, npm, AI tool caches, and project build folders. Source: GitHub README, 2026-06-26

Kevin's local Browser Testing Skills skill borrows this command shape but keeps stricter agent defaults: dry-run unless --apply is passed, process ledger first, and no generic Crashpad-handler killing because that catches normal Codex/Cursor/Chrome helpers on macOS.

Agent Broom is the portable package form of that local agent-safe cleanup stack. It keeps DevClean's useful mode split while adding the process ledger and agent memory hook.

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