disk-reclaimlisted

Reclaim disk space on this machine without losing anything the user cannot get back. Scope: $ARGUMENTS — when empty, consider every mounted filesystem. ## Before anything else **Never halt the environment.** `wsl --shutdown`, `wsl --terminate`, VM stop commands, and container-runtime restarts are the user's to run. They destroy unsaved work across every shell, editor, and background job on the machine. Print the command, state what it interrupts, and stop. Approval to delete caches is not approval to terminate the environment. **Never delete on the strength of a name.** Run the proof. **Agent history is protected.** Reclaim from it only through the owning tool's own archival path, or by proving one copy redundant against another. ## Survey and classify Run the same analysis the `disk-usage` skill performs. Do not shortcut it because this command will execute — the classification is what makes execution safe. Establish the layer structure first, per `references/virtual-disks.md`, so no guest-side figure is mistaken for space recovered on the host. Assign every candidate to a tier from `references/candidate-catalog.md`, classifying where content is homogeneous rather than propagating a parent's tier. Prove every apparent duplicate with the path-set comparison in `references/redundancy-proofs.md`. A `diff` reporting no differing files proves nothing on its own. Treat transcripts and session stores per `references/agent-history.md`, resolving each tool's discovery glob