Releases · 26 October 2026

makleen v0.3.0

Install with Homebrew, and let an AI agent do the cleanup for you.

Homebrew. brew install decoded-cipher/tap/makleen. brew upgrade makleen keeps it current.
An Agent Skill for Claude Code, Codex and other agents that read SKILL.md. Ask your agent to free up space: it scans, explains what it found, looks into the check first items, shows you the dry-run plan, and cleans only what you approve. Link it once:
```
ln -s "$(brew --prefix)/share/makleen/skills/makleen" ~/.claude/skills/makleen    # Claude Code
ln -s "$(brew --prefix)/share/makleen/skills/makleen" ~/.agents/skills/makleen    # Codex and others
```
makleen scan --json lists every item with an ID, its paths or command, and whether it's preselected, flagged or locked.
makleen clean --id ID,... cleans exactly those items, without the checklist, and scans only their categories.

Logs outside a clone go to ~/.makleen/logs, so a Homebrew upgrade doesn't delete them. Run from a clone, makleen still writes them to logs/ in the repo.
The weekly report survives brew upgrade. If you scheduled it from a clone and switch to Homebrew, run makleen schedule install again.
--dry-run without a terminal now shows the plan instead of failing.

With two or more Android emulators, only the last one's .ini file was deleted. The others were left behind pointing at deleted emulators. If you cleaned emulators before, check ~/.android/avd for leftover .ini files.