vudsen/ai-disk-cleaner
An AI-powered intelligent disk cleanup assistant; 一款 AI 驱动的智能磁盘清理助手。
What it solves
It simplifies disk cleanup by using an AI assistant to identify and summarize junk files that can be safely removed, reducing the manual effort of hunting for unnecessary data.
How it works
The tool follows a three-step process: first, it uses gdu to scan a specific location and load the file tree into memory. Second, it exposes a file tree reading tool to an LLM, which scans the file tree to find trash files and marks them using an add_trash_file tool. Finally, it combines these AI analysis results and presents them to the user.
Who it’s for
Windows users who want an intelligent way to manage disk space and move files to other drives.
Highlights
- Intelligent LLM analysis to identify removable junk files.
- Centralized management of symbolic links for one-click file migration to other drives.
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