About Zweep
Zweep is a command-line utility that cleans old temporary files from Windows and exits after the cleanup. It is designed as a quiet, non-resident tool, so it does not stay running in the background after the task is complete. This makes it suitable for manual cleanup or inclusion in a scheduled script. Temporary files can accumulate as applications perform intermediate work, and removing older ones can reclaim storage. The supplied information does not specify which locations are scanned, how file age is determined, or whether exclusions can be configured. Users should ensure important temporary work is closed before cleanup. Zweep’s role is one-shot removal of old Windows temporary files from a CLI.
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