About tachikoma
tachikoma is a terminal-based tool for exploring filesystem usage through an interactive directory tree. It scans directories recursively and displays per-directory totals with color-coded sizes, making large space consumers easy to spot. The size-aware view helps users understand how storage is distributed through nested folders and decide where to investigate further. Its fast scanning is designed to work with large directory trees. tachikoma is intended for people who need to inspect disk usage from a terminal. It combines directory navigation with size information to support storage reconnaissance. The tree view can guide cleanup by showing which branches account for the most storage.
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