AI PC Butler

Problem It Solves

Windows system drives often grow because of caches, installers, and chat-app files, but it is hard to tell which items are safe to remove without breaking applications. This skill frames C: drive cleanup as an inspectable process: it shows only safe cache entries and migration candidates, while keeping system cores and installed application payloads out of the deletion scope.

How It Works

The skill runs scanning, analysis, report generation, and cleanup locally, without uploading user files. A typical flow starts by running run.py, then scans, classifies findings, and outputs a report URL for an interactive report page. The report page acts as the control surface: inspect details, confirm cleanup, execute migration, or unlock permissions. The chat interface mainly guides the user and falls back when needed.

• Green zone: browser, WeChat, and application caches that usually rebuild automatically after deletion.
• Migration candidates: large directories such as WeChat, QQ, or games can be moved to another drive and keep working through directory junctions.
• Safety guardrails: destructive actions require explicit confirmation; personal documents, desktop, images, and videos are not auto-deleted; out-of-scope paths are rejected.

Boundaries

Best for Windows 10/11 C: drive space diagnostics and cache cleanup. Some system caches require administrator access, and cleanup or migration depends on local permission tiers; without authorization, the report remains read-only. Red-zone items are not shown and cannot be deleted, and expanding the deletion whitelist is not allowed.