AI PC Butler

Problem it solves

Windows C-drive pressure usually comes from caches, app data, and temporary folders rather than obvious user files. Casual cleanup can delete documents, photos, or application files by mistake, while blind scripts can cross permission and process boundaries. This skill targets users who want to reclaim system-drive space without risking personal files.

How it works

The skill runs run.py locally to scan, analyze, classify, and generate a report, then starts a local interactive service. The output is an HTML tiered report and a sidebar operation panel where unlocking, one-click cleanup, migration, and progress tracking happen inside the report page. Key capabilities:
- Local scan and classification: identifies removable browser, WeChat, QQ, and application caches while excluding installed application bodies and system core components.
- Report as operation console: payment/activation, cleanup, migration, and status updates are handled in the local report UI.
- Fallback execution: if the user explicitly asks the agent to act, cleanup or migration can be invoked through activation codes and tier permissions.
- Migration without deletion: large folders can be moved to another drive via directory junctions, so applications keep working and new files land on the target drive.

Boundaries and notes

It is intended for Windows 10/11 C-drive cache cleanup and folder migration. Cleanup is locally permission-gated: free tier scans and views reports, basic tier cleans green-zone caches, and advanced tier adds migration. Some system caches may require administrator rights; locked responses are normal permission checks. Personal documents, images, videos, and music are not deleted automatically, and destructive actions require itemized confirmation.