Can a prompt replace CleanMyMac?

Build a Mac disk-cleanup utility that scans known, well-documented cache and temporary-file locations — ~/Library/Caches, /var/folders temp directories, old installer .dmg and .pkg files in Downloads, browser caches — and reports reclaimable space per category, never deleting anything without explicit user review. Use Swift and SwiftUI for a native macOS app. Show a scan results screen grouped by category (System caches, App caches, Downloads and installers, Logs) with size per item and a checkbox to include or exclude each before deletion. Build an app uninstaller feature: when the user selects an installed app to remove, search common leftover-file locations, Application Support, Preferences, Caches, for files matching that app's bundle identifier, and show them for review before deleting alongside the app itself. Be explicit in the README and in-app copy that this build has not been tested against the breadth of apps and macOS versions a mature tool like CleanMyMac has — some 'safe to delete' assumptions in a personal tool could be wrong, so default to conservative categories, well-documented cache directories, and always require explicit per-item confirmation, never a one-click 'clean everything' action. Do not build malware scanning or automatic background cleaning — those are out of scope. No account or API key needed.