Clenv

What it does

🧹 Clean up your terminal's junk drawer. Scans & purges forgotten CLI tools (brew, npm, pip, cargo, etc.) + their leftover config files—and cleanly uninstalls itself when done. Zero hypocrisy. ✨ - AnasNafees1802/clenv

🧹 Clean up your terminal's junk drawer. Scans & purges forgotten CLI tools (brew, npm, pip, cargo, etc.) + their leftover config files and cleanly uninstalls itself when done. Zero hypocrisy. ✨ - AnasNafees1802/clenv

clenv is a terminal tool that scans your system for forgotten CLI tools installed via brew, npm, pip, pipx, cargo, gem, go, apt and more — then lets you cleanly remove them (binaries and leftover config files) through a slick interactive TUI. And yes, when you're done, it offers to uninstall itself too. As developers, our terminal is our second home. Over time, we install dozens of CLI tools and utilities to solve immediate problems—a quick formatter here, an API client there, an experimental utility somewhere else. While it is easy to clean up desktop applications (they sit visibly in our Applications folder or Start Menu, prompting us to uninstall them when they are no longer needed), CLI…from github.com

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