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/crush-lowfat

From clawcrush

Supervised crush — scan and present results for user selection

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/clawcrush:crush-lowfat

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# ClawCrush — Lowfat Mode (Supervised)

Scan for zombies and slop, present formatted tables, let the user choose what to crush.

## Step 1: Gate Check



If MISSING: Tell user "No `.crushignore` found. Run `/crush-setup` first." and stop.

## Step 2: Scan

Run the scanner:



Parse the JSON output. It contains two arrays: `zombies` and `slop`.

Each slop item has a `tracked` field (true/false). Tracked items are **report-only** — they cannot be deleted by ClawCrush because they're committed to git. Separate them from untracked items.

## Step 3: Present Results

Display results using number...

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ClawCrush — Lowfat Mode (Supervised)

Scan for zombies and slop, present formatted tables, let the user choose what to crush.

Step 1: Gate Check

test -f .crushignore && echo "EXISTS" || echo "MISSING"

If MISSING: Tell user "No .crushignore found. Run /crush-setup first." and stop.

Step 2: Scan

Run the scanner:

bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/crush.sh scan

Parse the JSON output. It contains two arrays: zombies and slop.

Each slop item has a tracked field (true/false). Tracked items are report-only — they cannot be deleted by ClawCrush because they're committed to git. Separate them from untracked items.

Step 3: Present Results

Display results using numbered markdown tables. Number crushable items (zombies + untracked slop) sequentially so the user can select by number. Show tracked slop in a separate unnumbered table.

If there are zombie processes, show:

Zombie Processes

#	PID	Name	Age	Reason
1	12847	remote	3h 12m	ppid=1 (orphaned)
2	13201	chromium	1h 44m	ppid=1 (orphaned)

If there are untracked slop files, show:

Repo Slop (untracked — crushable)

#	File	Type	Size
3	arras-debug.log	log	24K
4	test-tool-sync12.js	dupe	3K

If there are tracked slop files, show them separately:

Committed Slop (report only — needs git rm)

File	Type	Size
arras-crash.log	log	12K
temp-utils.ts	temp	2K

Add a note: "These files are tracked by git. To remove them, use git rm and commit."

If ALL tables are empty: Say "Nothing to crush. This repo is clean." and stop.

Step 4: User Selection

Use AskUserQuestion to ask:

"What do you want to crush?

all — crush everything listed above (zombies + untracked slop)
1,3,5 — crush specific items by number
none — abort, crush nothing"

Step 5: Execute

Based on the user's selection:

If "all": Kill all zombie PIDs and delete all untracked slop files. Never touch tracked files.

If specific numbers: Map the numbers back to the corresponding PIDs or file paths. Kill/delete only those.

If "none": Say "Nothing crushed." and stop.

For killing processes, run:

bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/crush.sh kill <pid1> <pid2> ...

For deleting files, run:

bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/crush.sh delete <file1> <file2> ...

Step 6: Summary

Show a final summary line:

"Crushed: X zombies killed, Y files deleted (Z reclaimed)"

If tracked slop was found, add: "+ N committed slop files flagged (use git rm to clean)"

Use the killed, deleted, and freed_fmt values from the script output.