During the use of Vibe Coding and AI coding tools (especially Claude Code), temporary files, cache, and surplus data are continuously generated, quickly occupying hard drive space. Users often face difficulties when needing to clean up due to concerns about accidentally deleting important files or affecting the running session.

The application has been developed to address this issue safely and in a controlled manner, while inheriting and upgrading the approach of the Temp Cleaner tool in the Anhdv Boot suite. The application focuses on scanning and displaying space usage by common data groups, including:

The temporary folder of Claude Code (%TEMP%\claude)

The user's %TEMP% folder and C:\Windows\Temp

Recycle Bin

Windows Update cache (SoftwareDistribution\Download)

Cache of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browsers

Thumbnail cache

Application and system crash dumps

Users can optionally retain files that have been modified within the last 24 hours to avoid impacting the running program or the active Claude Code session. Locked files will be automatically skipped, ensuring the application does not encounter errors. Once completed, the application reports in detail the number of files deleted, the number of files skipped, and the actual space released.

The application does not enter junctions or symlinks to avoid accidentally deleting data outside the target directory scope. For data groups that require administrative rights, the system will clearly indicate this and provide the option to run again with admin privileges. Additionally, the application integrates a Find Large Files tab that allows scanning a disk (default is D:) along with WSL/Docker virtual drives on C: to list large files such as ISO, .vhdx, and other files. This tab only displays the list and does not perform any deletion actions.

The application is aimed at programmers and users who regularly work with AI coding tools, with the goal of maintaining stable storage space while ensuring safety and control.