CleanMyAgent
Download for Mac
They write the code. They leave the clutter.
Meet the Mac app that helps you clear the leftovers
and keep the work that matters.
Early release. Developer ID signed; notarization pending.
The sidekick your
coding sidekicks need.
The task is done. Check what can go.
Your Mac, with the mystery taken out.
Codex18 GB
Claude Code12 GB
Cursor8 GBRebuildable folders. Your source code stays put.
Selected folders go to Trash in the app.
You decide when to empty it.
Active or unverifiable targets stay protected.
A view of what your agents recorded locally.
Local records only. Costs appear when the provider records them.
Observed locally. With the context that matters.
28 recorded responses · Codex model
Claude Code coverage depends on the available local events. Missing evidence stays missing.
These are local observations, not a provider benchmark or a promise to speed up your Mac.
For the agents you already use.
CodexClaude CodeCursor
Grok Build
Hermes
OpenCode
Kilo CodeStorage adapters for all eight. Usage, process and speed coverage varies by agent and version.
The agent moved on. That extra checkout didn’t. Neither did its node_modules, downloaded test browsers, or pile of cached packages.
CleanMyAgent connects the clutter to its owner, checks what needs to stay, and gives you a clear choice. No spelunking through mystery folders.
Take a look aroundFind the space hogs. Review the leftovers.
Keep an eye on what your agents are doing.
Find forgotten Git worktrees. See their branch, size and PR state, then review what can go.
Verified worktrees are removed through Git after a fresh check and your confirmation. Branches and PRs remain.
Explore Worktrees
Changed or untracked files. Local-only commits. Unique ignored .env or key files. They stay protected.
Checks include locks, active processes and open PRs. Missing evidence or one warning is enough to keep a worktree. Everything is checked again before cleanup.
How your work stays safenode_modulesGitignored dependencies in inactive extra worktrees can go to Trash. Your source and Git history stay put.
Try the cleanup previewReview specific, allowlisted caches. Active or unverifiable folders stay protected. Codex caches stay put while Codex is running.
Move archived Codex sessions to Trash while Codex is closed. Active sessions stay out of the selection.
Generated images and repositories are never selected.
Daily activity, models and sessions. Input, output, cached and reasoning tokens. See your local usage over 7, 30 or 90 days.
Costs appear only when the provider records them. Partial coverage is labelled; Ori launcher tokens aren’t counted twice.
Disk capacity and free space, with storage grouped by agent, category and local folder. Follow the path behind the number.
Storage adapters for all eight supported agents.
Explore OverviewObserved output speed, time to first token and response duration. Attributable process RAM and process counts, where local evidence supports them.
Live Codex throughput. Explicit coverage notes for other agents. Local observations, never a promise to make your Mac faster.
Explore PerformanceA menu-bar summary. Your development folder in Settings. A manual refresh or a quick ⌘R.
Local scans. No account or telemetry. GitHub PR checks use your existing gh login.
Swipe the tabs to explore all five views.
See your free disk space, storage by agent and the paths behind the numbers. Find out which tool is taking up room before touching a file.
Big doesn’t mean disposable. One warning outweighs every reason to clean.
CleanMyAgent checks the evidence again right before acting. If something changed, or a check can’t be verified, the target stays protected.
Read the safety rulesYou review the preview and confirm the action. Nothing is cleaned automatically.
Caches, dependencies and archives go to macOS Trash and remain recoverable until you empty it. Worktrees are removed directly by Git after confirmation; their branches and PRs remain. Space in Trash is reclaimed when you empty it yourself.
Runs locally, without an account or telemetry.
Scans stay on your Mac. The app reads local storage, Git state and structured usage metadata without indexing your conversations.
GitHub pull-request verification uses your existing local gh login. That’s the app’s limited network use.
The source is right hereDownload the ZIP, unzip it, and drag CleanMyAgent.app into Applications. It’s a bundled native app: no Xcode, Swift or Node setup.
This early release is Developer ID signed and not yet notarized by Apple. macOS may ask you to approve it in System Settings → Privacy & Security. Review the source and release notes before approving an app you download.
Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. The universal bundle runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Yes. Free to download, with MIT-licensed source code. No subscription or account required.
Only for GitHub pull-request verification. Install gh and run gh auth login if you want those checks. Without verified PR evidence, affected worktrees stay protected; the other views remain useful.
Worktrees with changed or untracked files, local-only commits, or unique ignored content stay protected. Ignored directories require review too. The app rechecks every selected target before cleanup. Always read the preview: Git worktree removal is a direct removal, while cache and archive cleanup uses Trash.
It focuses on coding-agent storage, linked worktrees, specific dependencies, allowlisted developer caches and archived Codex sessions. It isn’t an antivirus or a general system cleaner, and it doesn’t promise to make your Mac faster.
No. They come from structured local records, and coverage varies by agent and version. Costs are shown only when a provider records them. Observed speed includes the timing visible locally; it is not a provider benchmark.
Your agents had their turn. Give your disk a break.
Download CleanMyAgent for MacDeveloper ID signed · Notarization pending · Installation details