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BkashJEE/hermes-footprint

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Hermes Footprint is a Hermes Desktop page that answers how much disk space Hermes Agent is using, what each part of it is, and what can safely be cleared, applying the idea behind Tobi Lütke's `disktree` specifically to the one folder general disk tools cannot interpret: `~/.hermes`. It distinguishes the Hermes app itself, a bot's memory, a git worktree, a backup, a browser profile, a language-server install and a package cache, and separately surfaces everything the user's bots created outside that folder. The "Can go" view presents reclaimable items as cards with size, a plain-language reason and a SAFE or LOOK FIRST badge; for anything inside a git checkout it shows git's own view (branch, changed and untracked files, commits that exist on no remote, stashes) so work that lives nowhere else is never silently discarded. A treemap visualizes the whole `~/.hermes` folder colored by what each tile is to Hermes, with hatched tiles marking reclaimable space, and a separate view lists what each bot wrote and where it worked, drawn from session records. Items can be kept or trashed one by one in a review queue, or selected items can be handed to a bot as a drafted (never sent) cleanup job that names exact paths, the correct removal command for each kind of item, and instructions to double-check before anything moves. The plugin only ever moves files to the operating system trash, never deletes permanently, and explicitly never offers Hermes' own `state.db`, memories, skills, plugins, config, keys, `.env`, cron jobs or installed toolchains for removal. It always scans the local machine it runs on, never a remote connection.

https://github.com/BkashJEE/hermes-footprint

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