disk-cleanuplisted

<objective> Reclaim disk on macOS by reasoning about what's safe to delete on this machine, given your saved rules and the cliffs in `references/safety-invariants.md`. Categorize findings into 🟢 (auto), 🟡 (ask via 3-option gate), 🔴 (refuse), preview before deleting, then execute. Single-actor `[session]`. Resumable mid-run via `state.md` IN_PROGRESS marker. This skill is a thinking-tool, not a checklist. The references catalog known-good and known-bad paths; the autonomy buckets are heuristics, not exhaustive enumerations. When you encounter something novel, reason about it from first principles — regenerable? user-created? in active use? would the user be sad if it went? — and surface the reasoning at preview time so the user can correct the judgment before action. </objective> <context> @./state.md @./references/safety-invariants.md @./references/auto-fix-categories.md @./references/sensitive-patterns.md </context> <execution_context> Three buckets — principles, not closed lists: | Bucket | When | Action | |---|---|---| | 🟢 auto | regenerable cache, build artifact in non-active project, known-safe duplicate | run without asking | | 🟡 ask | user-created, requires sudo, bulky enough to warrant sanity-check, anywhere a reasonable person might want to keep it | `AskUserQuestion` with 3 options: **Approve** (execute as proposed) / **Modify** (free-form: "tell me how instead") / **Skip** (defer to next run, re-surface later) | | 🔴 refuse | entries in `references/safety-