Detect and defuse DaVinci Resolve cache explosions before they hit 0 bytes free
Resolve's render cache and CacheClip folders can grow extremely large and fill disks mid-project with no warning. This recipe monitors cache growth, alerts at thresholds, and provides Resolve-safe cleanup steps so you never lose work to a full disk.
Create a skill called "CacheClip Guard". Inputs: - cache_paths - warn_threshold_gb - critical_threshold_gb - auto_delete_mode (never | confirm) Behavior: - Monitor cache_paths for size growth. - If thresholds are exceeded, notify me and suggest Resolve-safe cleanup steps. - If I approve, delete only cache files (never originals) and write a deletion log.
This skill tracks your Resolve CacheClip folder size and growth rate over time. When
thresholds are exceeded, it notifies you and offers two cleanup modes: guided steps
inside Resolve, or external deletion after your explicit confirmation.
Keep media caches from eating your SSD and slowing your apps
Media cache and disk caches balloon over time, causing storage emergencies and performance regressions. This recipe turns cache cleanup from a panic action into a controlled, scheduled maintenance job — for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and similar tools.
Keep Final Cut libraries from ballooning via render, proxy, and optimized files
Final Cut libraries can balloon to hundreds of gigabytes due to generated media — render files, proxy media, optimized media, and analysis files. This recipe monitors library sizes, tracks growth, and provides safe cleanup steps so you never run out of space mid-project.
Know about stale data before your stakeholders do
Monitors your key tables for freshness, row counts, and schema changes on a schedule. Alerts you via Slack or Telegram before business hours when something looks off — so you're never blindsided by a stakeholder asking "why is the dashboard blank?"
Get alerted when upstream schemas change before your pipelines break
Monitors your source databases, APIs, and third-party integrations for schema changes — new columns, removed columns, type changes, enum value additions — and alerts you before the downstream breakage happens.