David Tereba

David Tereba

Indie Dev. Builder. Coffee lover.
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Indie dev & coffee shop owner ☕️ - Planelo (idea-first PM) - DevCleaner (DevCleaner finds all dev junk, tells you what’s safe to delete, and frees the space in one click) - Synapse (macOS file manager) - DailyPitch (for indie devs). Coffee-powered barista turned maker ☕

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DevCleanerp/devcleaner-reclaim-gbs-from-dev-tools•

4d ago

DevCleaner 1.16.1: fix for auto-clean getting stuck on Cleaning

DevCleaner 1.16.1 is out.

If automatic cleanup after quitting Xcode left the app stuck on "Cleaning", that hang is fixed. A cleanup that runs past 10 minutes now stops itself, and the window stays responsive.

DevCleanerp/devcleaner-reclaim-gbs-from-dev-tools•

8d ago

DevCleaner for Linux 1.0.0, the first public version

Over the weekend I shipped DevCleaner for Linux 1.0.0, the first public version.

Ubuntu 24.04+, .deb for amd64 and arm64, checksums match, and the download page auto-detects your architecture.

macOS stays the main platform; the Mac app is unchanged.
https://devcleaner.app/linux

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13d ago

Are your coding agents quietly eating your disk?

Since I started running Claude Code and Codex in parallel worktrees, my disk fills up much faster. Every worktree gets its own node_modules and build output, session logs pile up in ~/.claude and ~/.codex, and Xcode DerivedData does the rest.

I've seen people find 100GB+ of this stuff. How do you deal with it? Do you clean worktrees manually, script it, or just buy a bigger SSD?

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