Reclaim disk space on your Mac

Quickly free up disk space on your Mac by safely removing user cache files via a Terminal command without affecting personal data.

This skill tells you to run `rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/*`, which will permanently delete cached files. Only run such commands if you understand the risks: inspect the target directory first (e.g., `ls -la ~/Library/Caches`), consider safer alternatives (use macOS Storage Management, clear app caches selectively, or use tools that show what will be deleted), and make a backup before running destructive operations. Because the skill's source is unknown and the SKILL.md mentions prior 'malicious code' removal, do not allow the agent to execute the command autonomously — require a manual, informed confirmation. If you want a safer scripted approach, ask for a version that lists candidates, shows sizes, and asks for per-app confirmation rather than running rm -rf immediately.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: reclaim-disk-space-on-your-mac Version: 1.0.1 The skill bundle is classified as suspicious primarily due to an explicit statement in `SKILL.md` (in Russian) indicating that 'malicious code has been removed' and replaced with the current command. While the current command, `rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/*`, is a legitimate operation for clearing user caches on macOS, the developer's admission of prior malicious content raises significant concerns about the skill's origin and trustworthiness. The use of `rm -rf` itself, though targeted, is a powerful and potentially risky command.