vibepod-cli should remove dangling docker images when unused/pulling new. The default configuration pulls up new image every time and tags it as latest. Then new image is getting pulled and tagged, the last one is orphaned and left in the dangling state, basically becoming a garbage. When used extensively, this dead weight accumulates to a few gigabytes per week. I've noticed after 2 months of usage, I've accumulated 30 gigabytes of vibepod images.
Default settings:
λ vp config show
version: 1
default_agent: claude
auto_pull: true
auto_remove: true
network: vibepod-network
log_level: info
no_color: false
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vibepod-clishould remove dangling docker images when unused/pulling new. The default configuration pulls up new image every time and tags it as latest. Then new image is getting pulled and tagged, the last one is orphaned and left in the dangling state, basically becoming a garbage. When used extensively, this dead weight accumulates to a few gigabytes per week. I've noticed after 2 months of usage, I've accumulated 30 gigabytes ofvibepodimages.Default settings: