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Clean up your Mac

A slow, cluttered Mac put right in a few sentences: apps closed, startup trimmed, space found, downloads sorted and stray servers stopped.

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Steps

Each step is one sentence, typed (⌘ Space) or said (⌘⌘). Nothing that could lose work happens without asking.

Close what you are not using. quit all apps closes every app, asking where unsaved work could be lost; running apps lets you pick (your Mac).
See what is eating the Mac. processes for live CPU and memory, system monitor for CPU, memory, battery and storage; restart slack fixes one app (your Mac).
Trim startup. startup lists everything that opens at login or runs in the background, to turn off several at once; or remove slack from startup, turn off ollama at startup (your Mac).
Find what fills the disk. what is taking up space on my disk shows the biggest folders first, with Show in Finder and Move to Bin; disks shows free space (your Mac).
Sort your downloads. organize my downloads or organize this folder by month shows what would move, by kind, project or month, before anything does (files).
Deal with the newest clutter. unzip the thing i just downloaded, convert these pngs to jpg, show me my latest pdfs; undo or put them back reverses the last change (files).
Stop forgotten servers. my ports lists local servers by project; kill port 3000 stops one, after asking (your Mac).
Clear the screen. clean this screen sets other windows aside; bring my windows back returns them (rooms and tiling).

goal: keep downloads tidyChecked every 30 minutes, acted on only when untrue (automations)
when I say tidy up, quit all apps, organize my downloads and clean this screenThe whole clean-up as tidy up (routines)