It is a small script to remove junk files from our windows operating system such as logs or temporary files that fill our storage.
1 - Download the repository.
2 - Change the path to your download folder in the file cleanOS.py.
3 - According to your operating system open the cleanOS file with the extension .bat (windows) with a text editor.
4 - Change the path to the address where the project is downloaded.
1 - Click on the modified .bat file with the path to your download folder.
1 - Open the Task Scheduler. You can look for it in the Start menu or open it from the Control Panel.
2 - In the left navigation pane, select "Create task".
3 - In the "General" tab, assign a descriptive name to the task in the "Name" field.
4 - Go to the "Triggers" tab and click "New" to configure the task execution frequency.
5 - In the "Actions" tab, click on "New" and select "Start a program". Enter the full path to the Python interpreter followed by the full path to the Python script file you wish to run.
6 - Configure any additional options you want for the task, such as conditions and advanced settings.
7 - Click "OK" to save the scheduled task.
If prompt-engineer exits with code 0 but prints no response, apply this wrapper fix:
1 - Use a Windows launcher (prompt-engineer.cmd) that calls Node:
node "%~dp0prompt-engineer.js" %*
2 - In prompt-engineer.js, resolve the agent file path with path.resolve(...) instead of a hardcoded escaped string path.
3 - Invoke Claude with argument arrays and a direct Windows binary path (for example ...\\@anthropic-ai\\claude-code\\bin\\claude.exe) to avoid shell escaping and command-length issues.
4 - Forward captured stdout/stderr back to the terminal so the agent response is visible.
Quick verification:
prompt-engineer "Return exactly: WRAPPER_OK"- Expected stdout:
WRAPPER_OK