Mole Mac Cleanup
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The agent may help run commands that remove caches, logs, browser data, Trash contents, project artifacts, or alter system services.
The skill exposes commands that can delete files and alter system behavior. This is expected for a Mac cleanup tool, and dry-run is emphasized for cleanup and optimization, but users should still review before executing.
`mo clean` # Run deep cleanup ... `mo optimize` # Rebuild caches, reset services ... `mo purge` # Clean old build artifacts
Use `--dry-run --debug` where available, review the planned changes, and only then approve actual cleanup or optimization commands.
Changing sudo/Touch ID behavior can affect how administrative actions are authorized on the Mac.
The skill documents a command that changes sudo convenience behavior. This is plausibly related to system maintenance, but it involves elevated local privilege configuration.
`mo touchid` # Configure Touch ID for sudo
Only run `mo touchid` if you understand the sudo change and want Touch ID enabled for administrative prompts.
The actual cleanup behavior comes from the installed `mo` binary supplied by Homebrew.
The skill depends on an external Homebrew package rather than bundled code. This is disclosed and purpose-aligned, but users are trusting the Homebrew formula and upstream Mole CLI.
brew | formula: mole | creates binaries: mo
Install from trusted Homebrew sources and review the upstream Mole project if you need stronger assurance before granting it cleanup authority.