description: "Workflow for cleaning obsolete session cache files (>7 days) and synchronizing core project documentation."

Project & Session Cache Maintenance Workflow (/maintenance-clean)

This workflow enforces the "1-Week Media Rule" and "Infinite Memory Calibration" by auditing global artifact storage, while ensuring that the project's standard documentation remains updated.

🛠️ Execution Steps

1. Cache Storage Audit

• Scan the local session data directories to identify folders and recordings older than 7 days.
• Directories to inspect:
• /Users/keira/.gemini/antigravity/brain/
• /Users/keira/.gemini/antigravity/conversations/
• /Users/keira/.gemini/antigravity/browser_recordings/
• /Users/keira/.gemini/antigravity/html_artifacts/

2. Flag Legacy Media

• Present the user with a summary of identified legacy folders.
• Highlight folders containing heavy media files (PNG, WEBP, MP4) that consume substantial space.

3. User Deletion Gate (Mandatory)

• Ask explicitly: "Would you like me to delete the following legacy folders to save storage? [LIST]"
• NEVER delete any directory or file without explicit confirmation (YES or specific choice).
• If the user is hesitant, offer to archive them into a _legacy_ sub-folder instead.

4. Project Documentation Update

• Check if the active project's core documentation (under the 4-Doc Rule) needs updates based on recent commits or changes:
• CHANGELOG.md
• PROJECT_STATUS.md
• README.md
• APP_CONTEXT.md
• Automatically prompt to update these documents if any drift is detected.

5. Checkpoint & Logging

• // turbo Commit the maintenance operations and documentation updates: bash git add . && git commit -m "Pulse: Project Maintenance and Session Cache Cleanup"
• Print a summary of freed disk space and the updated repository status.