大肥鱼 clean

Big Fat Fish clean — an unofficial, immersive panel for the local Mole CLI inside the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. It covers the same ground as the CLI from one dark panel: system health, cleanup previews with explicit confirmation, disk analysis, app inventory, maintenance, cleanup history, and a guided Mole CLI install.

Unofficial and not affiliated with the Mole project. The display name is intentionally distinct from Mole; Mole CLI is credited below. No Mole code or assets are bundled — the plugin runs the mole binary you install yourself.

Install

dsh-market / Plugins (after listing): open Plugins → Plugin Market, search for Big Fat Fish clean / 大肥鱼 clean, and click install.

From GitHub source (no build scripts):

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add github:lzyxczw-cyber/dafish-clean

Or install the release tarball:

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add https://github.com/lzyxczw-cyber/dafish-clean/releases/download/v1.0.1/dafish-clean-1.0.1.tgz

npm: the package name is reserved as dafish-clean; npm publication is pending this account's npm login. Until then use one of the GitHub sources above.

After installing, refresh the DSH page (restart the host if it asks to) and open 大肥鱼 clean from the sidebar.

Requirements and guided install

• macOS and the Mole CLI. The panel looks for mole in Homebrew, /usr/local/bin, ~/.local/bin, or MOLE_BIN.
• When the CLI is missing, the panel shows an install guide instead of failing:
  • One-click install with Homebrew: runs brew install mole as a background job, streams Homebrew's own output in the live progress line and re-checks automatically. It never runs sudo.
  • Fallbacks: install in Terminal, copy brew install mole, or (without Homebrew) copy Mole's official install script, then Check again.
• The plugin is macOS-only today (terminal hand-off uses open / Terminal).

Tabs

Tab	What it runs	Safety
Status	mole status --json, refreshed every 3 s	read-only
Clean	mole clean --dry-run, then an explicit confirm to run mole clean	preview before removal
Apps	mole uninstall --list and mole uninstall --dry-run <app>	removal handed to Terminal
Optimize	mole optimize --dry-run, then an explicit confirm to run mole optimize	preview before maintenance
Analyze	mole analyze --json <path> with a treemap and drill-down	read-only
Tools	mole purge / installer / slim --dry-run	removal handed to Terminal
History	mole history --json --limit 60	read-only

Design

The panel is built to feel like a page of the Harness window rather than a separate application: a Harness-style page header with an underline tab row, the same spacing and type rhythm as host pages, fluid card grids that adapt to the main column, and a full-bleed dark space background with user-supplied planet illustrations. It does not copy Mole for Mac's window chrome or tab bar.

• Live progress: every long operation (previews, real clean/optimize, disk analysis, Mole CLI install) starts a background job. A single status line shows the current group/item from Mole's own output, counters, and a continuously updating elapsed time; a log toggle expands the recent output.
• Scan and analysis results are localized to Chinese: the CLI only prints English, so the panel maps Mole's own group names, task names, statuses and summaries to Chinese while leaving real file paths, app names and process names untouched.
• Tab switching keeps the running state and completed results: the panel state lives in a persistent store, so leaving a tab or the panel and coming back does not reset buttons or lose results.
• Artwork (Earth/Jupiter/Sun, mascot/line-art icons) was supplied by the plugin owner and embedded in the client bundle; no Mole application assets are redistributed.

Safety model

• Reads run automatically; every destructive surface is previewed with --dry-run.
• clean, optimize and purge --yes only run after an explicit confirmation dialog. The panel never runs sudo; system-level cleanup is left to the user's Terminal.
• App uninstall, installer removal, slim and whitelist editing open a generated .command file in Terminal.app instead of pretending those steps can be automated.
• A job lock prevents overlapping destructive or same-kind scans.
• Mutating local routes require same-origin requests plus the x-dsh-mole header.

Trademark, licensing and asset provenance

This is an unofficial integration, not a fork of Mole and not affiliated with or endorsed by the Mole project.

• Mole CLI belongs to tw93/Mole and is licensed under GPL-3.0. This package bundles no Mole code, binary, skill, logo or Mole-for-Mac assets. It executes the user's own installed mole binary as a separate process and reads its JSON/text output.
• "Mole" name: the Mole project states that its name and logo are trademarks and that GPL covers code, not the brand. This package uses the name only descriptively ("for the Mole CLI") and is not published as an official Mole product.
• Mole for Mac (mole.fit) is a separate proprietary app with its own reserved name and assets. No assets from that app are included.
• User-supplied artwork: assets/mascot*.png, assets/planet-*.png and icon.png come from images provided by the plugin owner. Their rights are not established by this package; confirm the license before redistributing.

License

MIT for this plugin's code. Mole CLI is GPL-3.0 and is not part of this package.