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tty7
tty7 is a fast, GPU-accelerated terminal workbench with persistent sessions, built-in input tools, SSH support, and coding agent awareness.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It provides a safety-first approach (dry-run by default, prompt before delete, marker-gating to avoid false positives) and offers a machine-readable streaming JSON output contract, enabling real-time UI integration (e.g., the included Electron example).
Who it is for
- Developers managing multiple projects
- System administrators freeing disk space
- CI/CD pipeline engineers
- App developers building disk-cleaning UIs
Use cases
- Periodic cleanup of build artifacts across many repositories
- Reclaiming space before CI builds or after failed builds
- Integrating a cleaning UI into a desktop application (e.g., Electron)
- Auditing total build waste across a filesystem
Strengths
- Marker gating prevents accidental deletion of hand-written directories with common names
- Streaming JSON events (`stream-json`) allow real-time progress and match display
- Input-format contract (`--input-format`) supports scan-then-delete workflows from external UIs
- Built-in safety: dry-run default, confirmation prompt, symlink avoidance
Considerations
- Only targets known directory names (configurable but requires explicit listing)
- Marker file requirement may miss some projects if the expected marker (e.g., Cargo.toml for target) is absent
- Stdin input limited to 10,000 paths and 16 KiB per line
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Description
cleans build files
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