Run DiskCleanKit One Touch Scan - automatically scans your Mac for junk files, caches, logs, and system debris. Shows what can be cleaned WITHOUT deleting anything. Always run this first before cleaning.

Run DiskCleanKit One Touch Clean - automatically cleans the items found by the previous scan. WARNING: This deletes files immediately without confirmation. Always run one_touch_scan first and get user approval before calling this.

Get current disk space status including total space, free space, used space, usage percentage, and health status (healthy/warning/critical).

Estimate how much space can be cleaned by One Touch Clean. Returns breakdown by category (caches, logs, Xcode data, trash, etc.).

Get history of past cleaning sessions including total space freed, number of sessions, and details of recent cleans. Use this to answer 'how much did I clean last week?'

Get detailed storage breakdown by category (Documents, Downloads, Developer, Caches, etc.). Use this to answer 'What's eating my disk space?' with specific category sizes.

Find large files on the Mac. Returns a list of the biggest files with their paths, sizes, and types. Use this to answer 'what are these large files?' or 'find big files'.

Analyze developer tool caches: Xcode derived data, iOS simulators, npm, Yarn, CocoaPods, Homebrew, Gradle, Maven, Docker. Use this to answer 'clean all my dev caches' or help developers specifically.

Open DiskCleanKit's Disk Manager screen and auto-scan the system disk. Shows visual storage breakdown with charts. Use this when user wants to SEE their disk usage, or for first-time demos.

Open DiskCleanKit's One Touch Clean screen. Brings app to front for user interaction. Use this when user wants to manually control the cleaning process.

Open DiskCleanKit's Cleaning History screen. Shows past cleaning sessions with charts and statistics. Use this when user wants to visually review their cleaning history.

Open DiskCleanKit's main Dashboard. Shows overview of disk health, quick actions, and recommendations. Use this as a general entry point to show the app.