CLI
kimo gc
Assets are content-addressed and merge add-only (spec §12), so files that nothing references
build up in assets/. kimo gc home.kimo lists them (a dry run). kimo gc home.kimo --yes
deletes them and removes their asset-manifest entries from the document with an atomic write.
--yes refuses to change anything while another process holds the file's lease (exit 3). The
editor may have unsaved edits that use an asset. A lease whose process is gone is ignored.
Leases live in ~/.kimo/locks, or under $KIMO_HOME/locks when KIMO_HOME is set.