Trash Cleaner MCP Server is a desktop service designed to scan, analyze, and clean junk files such as caches, logs, and temp files to enhance system efficiency. It supports macOS primarily but plans cross-platform support. The server offers tools for file system analysis, targeted cleanup, scheduled tasks, and audit logging, helping users maintain a clean and optimized system environment.
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Trash Cleaner MCP Server is a desktop service designed to scan, analyze, and clean junk files such as caches, logs, and temp files to enhance system efficiency. It supports macOS primarily but plans cross-platform support. The server offers tools for file system analysis, targeted cleanup, scheduled tasks, and audit logging, helping users maintain a clean and optimized system environment.
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What is Trash Cleaner MCP Server?
Trash Cleaner MCP Server is a comprehensive desktop service that provides tools for scanning, analyzing, and cleaning junk files like caches, logs, and temporary files, primarily optimized for macOS but with plans for cross-platform support. It enables users to perform targeted cleaning of app caches, temp files, and uninstalled app remnants, and offers system analysis utilities such as disk space reports and large file detection. The server supports scheduled automated tasks, detailed audit logs for operations, and management of extensions and system files. Users range from individual users seeking system clean-up to IT professionals managing multiple systems, with step-by-step usage involving installation, configuration, running scans, selecting cleanup options, scheduling tasks, and reviewing logs.
Who will use Trash Cleaner MCP Server?
- Individual macOS users
- IT professionals
- System administrators
How to use the Trash Cleaner MCP Server?
- Step1: Install the MCP server from the repository
- Step2: Configure settings such as logging and task schedules
- Step3: Run scans using tools like scanFullSystem or scanDirectory
- Step4: Analyze scan results and select files or caches for cleaning
- Step5: Execute cleaning commands or set up scheduled tasks
- Step6: Review audit logs and operation history for monitoring
Trash Cleaner MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Scan for junk files and caches
- Clean app caches, temp files, remnants
- Analyze system and directory sizes
- Manage scheduled cleaning tasks
- Generate system and extension reports
- Audit logging and history tracking
The Benefits
- Maintains system performance by removing unnecessary files
- Automates routine cleaning tasks
- Provides detailed analysis and reporting
- Supports cross-platform system management (planned)
- Helps in extension and system diagnostics
Trash Cleaner MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Regular system maintenance for macOS and possibly Windows/Linux
- Automated cleanup in enterprise environments
- Analysis of disk space usage for system optimization
- Cleaning obsolete or unused extensions and files
- Scheduled routine cleaning tasks to ensure system health
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