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dsh-disk-manager

Client Updated 2026.09.05

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wangzhanchao883/dsh-disk-manager

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install wangzhanchao883/dsh-disk-manager in DeepSeek Harness; source code is available at https://github.com/wangzhanchao883/dsh-disk-manager

About this plugin

Most disk-cleanup utilities do one thing: delete cache files. Yet the real culprits behind a shrinking C drive are usually more nuanced—installations you forgot to remove, Docker or npm caches that could live on D, and regenerable temp folders that regrow overnight. dsh-disk-manager scans the entire C drive and classifies every space-hog into six categories (regenerable cache, officially relocatable, junction-movable, stale software, config/memory red-line, and personal files), then prescribes the correct action for each instead of a blanket purge.

The classification engine works in three tiers: a static rule base covering dozens of well-known tools, a local confirmation cache that learns from your choices, and an LLM fallback for unknown directories. Anything matching config, storage, indexeddb, memory patterns or dot-directories is forcibly downgraded to display-only regardless of the LLM verdict. Every execution is preceded by a dry-run preview, an undo log is kept, and junction migr

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Use Cases

  • C drive is nearly full and you need to know instantly what is safe to delete, what must stay, and what can be relocated
  • Docker, npm, or video-editing caches have ballooned to tens of GB and you want to migrate them without breaking your setup
  • Half-forgotten software has accumulated—identify stale apps while guaranteeing active tools are never misclassified

Best For

  • Windows developers juggling Docker, Node.js, and video-editing stacks at the same time
  • Users whose C drive is perpetually low and generic cleaners have not delivered results
  • Cautious users who insist on a dry-run preview and an undo log before anything executes