MACOS / FAIL-CLOSED
devtrim
Disk hygiene for macOS developer machines: measure, classify, trim — safely.
Developer tools
Rust · macOS · CLI · SLSA
Open source · Homebrew
A ranked grep for coding agents: exactly ripgrep’s matches, reordered so the declaration comes first.

$ trace "hay"
Plain grep is prior-free: it ranks a dead plan-v3-FINAL.md exactly like the function definition. Measured over 2,508 real agent searches across 71 repositories, the answer landed in the top ten only 34–62% of the time, whatever the repo hygiene.
Same matches, same flags, same path:line:text output as rg. No index, no daemon, no state — and every claim pre-registered against a transcript-derived test collection before shipping.
ripgrep’s engine and walk plus declaration and path priors. Seven ranking signals were designed; four earned nothing in ablation and were deleted. Every miss has a counted category in a published error taxonomy.
Paired over 951 queries (0.2.0): MRR 0.258 → 0.458, answer in top ten 44.9% → 77.1% (95% CI excludes zero). Still worse on 115 of those queries (12%) — the README says so. Started as a repo-hygiene score that predicted nothing; the negative result is published beside the tool.
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