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• System Data, explained. A card under the disk gauge breaks the grey

"System Data" bar into what it really is — caches, logs, iPhone backups, Xcode and simulators, virtual machines, downloaded AI models, Mail attachments and more — with a plain-language note for each, and adds only the safe ones to Cleanup. On a full-Mac scan it also shows the space no app can see, such as local Time Machine snapshots.

• Empty the Trash from the cleanup summary. After a cleanup you can see the

free space before and after, and empty the Trash in one step once you have confirmed exactly how many items it holds.

• Since your last scan. When you rescan the same place, the overview tells

you in one sentence which folders grew the most.

• Agents & CLI. Switch on agent access in Settings and AI assistants such as

Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor can scan your Mac, read the results and add items to your cleanup list. They can never delete anything: items an agent adds are labelled, and Clean stays disabled until you tick that you have reviewed them. Agent access is off until you turn it on, and the connection never leaves your Mac.

• A Settings window (⌘,) with General, Scanning, Cleanup, Agents & CLI,

Account and About sections, including "Reopen last scan on launch".

• An optional notification when a scan finishes while the window is in the

background.

• Back and forward in Explore with ⌘[ and ⌘], plus back and forward buttons

next to the path. Long paths fold their middle folders into a menu.