MIT-licensed local-first disk cleaner for Windows and macOS in Rust + egui (single ~16 MB exe): parallel scan rates items Safe/Careful/Keep with reasons, deletes via Recycle Bin with dry-run and undo, treemap disk map, SHA-256 duplicate finder, dev-junk rules (node_modules, Gradle/Cargo build output, Docker), program uninstaller with leftover and force removal, startup/memory manager, CLI, and an optional off-by-default AI advisor with a 14-provider failover chain. Bilingual EN/TR UI.
first reddit announcement r/rust 1x908bi 2026-10-18T10:48:51Z; repo created the day before
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Research notes
Launch-day code dump: entire app lands in the initial commit at 2026-10-17T03:03Z, the same minute GitHub recorded repo creation; v0.1.0 tagged 23 minutes later.
Launch post removed by r/rust mods (archived 2026-10-20) - the launch fit the 'No more code dumps' pattern r/rust was already policing.
Asked about 'Claude contributions' in the r/rust thread, the author replies 'So?', 'ok burn your own tokens', 'okay you the king' - dismissive, no denial of AI authorship.
Version churn: 12 releases (v0.1.0 to v0.6.4) in ~56 hours, including a macOS port, DMG workflow, and in-app updater added after launch.
Moving target on platforms: the r/rust post says 'Windows is the only tested platform for now' (10:48Z); the macOS support merge landed ~3 hours later (13:59Z) and the README already advertises Intel + Apple Silicon .dmg downloads.
Author is a serial AI-assisted app builder (linkedin-agent-skill, nichevo, MoneyPrinterTurbo fork, several policy-only mobile-app repos) with a 4-month-old reddit account whose only activity is this launch.
Safety claims are strong on paper (protected paths, 24h recency lock, Recycle Bin default, dry-run CLI) but the codebase is days old and untested outside the author.
Earliest author promotion found; removed by r/rust mods. Comment thread is where the author's dismissive non-denial of AI authorship lives.
I built a disk scanner/cleaner after a manual cleanup missed 3.3 GB of Android build output (revoke/android/app/build). — Intro cliche
Protected system paths, secret keys, locked files and anything modified in the last 24 h are never touched, and every item is re-checked right before removal. — Trust signal
moves things to the Recycle Bin instead of deleting — Trust signal
eframe/egui 0.37 GUI, plus a CLI (draxbyte scan, draxbyte clean is dry-run by default) — Tech bingo
Rule engine needs no AI; optional AI layer (14 providers, incl. Ollama/LM Studio) is off by default, cached, with a daily token limit — Virtue
Feedback on the safety model especially welcome. — Engagement hook