🐍 CLI tool to find and delete unused Python virtual environments (.venv, poetry, conda, pipenv, uv). Reclaim disk space effortlessly — supports bulk delete, size reporting, and pycache cleanup.
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🐍 CLI tool to find and delete unused Python virtual environments (.venv, poetry, conda, pipenv, uv). Reclaim disk space effortlessly — supports bulk delete, size reporting, and pycache cleanup.
Remove all pests from your project! frenchmaid is a lightweight all platform cli package that will delete all pycache and other folders (contents included) in your project directory. Are you tired of doing it manually each time? Fear not, the frenchmaid will do it for you!
pycociC is a high-performance Python utility and CLI tool for safely removing compiled Python bytecode (.pyc, .pyo) and Numba JIT caches (.nbc, .nbi). It recursively scans directories or entire disks, prunes empty pycache folders, and reports freed space. Perfect for CI/CD pipelines and maintaining clean project environments.
A simple, yet extensible in memory caching library.
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A small Windows-friendly GUI tool to find and delete Python `__pycache__` folders so you can reclaim disk space.
A privilege escalation technique that abuses Python’s unchecked-hash bytecode caching mechanism to execute attacker-controlled .pyc files with elevated privileges when a writable __pycache__ directory is trusted by a root-executed Python process.
VS Code extension that scans Python projects for common hygiene issues and cleanup opportunities.
A full-stack platform that ingests real-time and historical market data, performs anomaly detection, trend forecasting, and sentiment analysis on financial news, and visualizes insights through an interactive, responsive dashboard.
Fast CLI tool for cleaning Python cache files, removing venvs, and exporting dependencies.
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