mole-mac-cleanuplisted

# Mole Mac Cleanup ## Core Rule Always preview before cleanup. Treat `mo clean`, `mo uninstall`, `mo purge`, `mo installer`, and `mo remove` as destructive unless they include `--dry-run`. Do not run a destructive Mole command without explicit user confirmation in the current turn. Summarize the dry-run output first, including estimated space, categories, skipped protected/running apps, and any manual review items. ## Workflow 1. Confirm Mole is available: ```bash command -v mo mo --version ``` 2. Pick the safest preview command: ```bash mo clean --dry-run mo purge --dry-run --debug mo uninstall --dry-run mo installer --dry-run mo optimize --dry-run ``` 3. For ad hoc disk exploration, prefer: ```bash mo analyze mo analyze "$HOME" mo analyze /Volumes ``` Use `mo analyze` for exploratory cleanup because upstream documents it as safer for ad hoc cleanup: analyze-driven file removal routes through Finder Trash rather than direct deletion. 4. Review generated detail files when present: ```bash sed -n '1,160p' "$HOME/.config/mole/clean-list.txt" mo history mo history --json ``` 5. Only after user confirmation, run the matching non-dry-run command. ## Reporting When reporting dry-run results, include: - command run and whether it was dry-run - total potential space and item count - largest categories or paths - skipped items and why - manual-review candidates, especially login items, dotfiles, Docker/OrbStack data, and active browser/app state - exact next command i