Devbroom

Devbroom: System utility that identifies and removes leftover coding agent files, worktrees, and caches on macOS.

Devbroom finds what Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Orca leave behind on macOS. It scans projects and agent folders to sort every item into Ready, Review, Blocked, or Unknown verdicts with clear reasons. Scanning reads data without changing files, and items are moved to the Trash only upon confirmation. The app supports command line usage, menu bar integration, and an MCP server for agents. Free plan includes core scanning and cleaning features, while Pro adds automated upkeep, analytics, and session search tools.

Devbroom at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, CLI
Pricing: Free plan; Pro $29 one-time
Released: October 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: devbroom.com

Key features

Scan projects and agent folders for leftover clutter
Categorize items with evidence-based verdicts
Preview items and move selected files to the Trash
Restore cleaned items from history
Use command line tools and menu bar panel
Integrate with agents via Model Context Protocol
Run scheduled automated cleanups on Pro plan

Use it for

Clean up abandoned coding agent worktrees and scratch folders
Reclaim disk space taken by forgotten build outputs
Review and manage leftover session logs and caches
Automate routine maintenance of development environments

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