Someone made a Mole review and it genuinely made my day.
Andy Hutchinson over at Mostly Mac ran the open-source CLI on his M2, cleared ~13GB, and after six months of daily use called it "no subscription, no bloat, no drama." That means a lot for something I started as a weekend shell script.
Huge thanks, Andy.
If you make Mac content and want to feature Mole, I'd love to help, reach out and I can set you up with license keys to give away to your audience.
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Mole CLI just passed 60K stars. It started as a few hundred lines of code I wrote by a pool in Sanya last October. Now: 55 releases, 112 contributors, 812 issues resolved. It also grew into Mole Mac, the pro version with a native GUI and much more. 4 aha moments from using it myself:
1. Got a notification that my AirPods were low on battery. AI suggested it while I was building battery health, and I shipped it. Works for any Bluetooth accessory. Helpful, never noisy.
2. I use Mole daily and it still found 1 TB to clean. Rust target folders add up fast. One scan, gone.
3. Keep Screen On now has 3 modes. Head out on a weekend, your AI coding agent keeps working, you steer it from your phone.
4. Your iPhone battery now shows next to your Mac. All your devices in one quiet dashboard.
None of these were my idea. All came from early users, and now they help me every day.