Clergy: visibility before action.
Clergy is a terminal utility for people who want to understand their machine before taking action. Its dashboard brings CPU, memory, disk, swap, and load into a compact view with historical context.
Maintenance is a deliberate action. The public project describes a confirmation step before purge operations and a report afterward. That makes the operation visible instead of hiding it behind a vague promise to optimize the system.
The reports record observations before and after the run, timings, and partial failures. Changes in free space or memory include other activity on the machine; they should not be presented as a guaranteed amount reclaimed by a specific action.
The source repository includes installation and build instructions. It is the current destination for Clergy; the Fisidi catalogue links there without inventing download counts, ratings, or an app-store listing.
This is a small example of the approach behind Fisidi: useful tools, clear behavior, and infrastructure that can be understood and improved.