A safer way to clean up your TV

Clean Your TV
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Create a model-aware prompt for Claude Code, Codex or Gemini. Understand compatibility, review the plan, and stay in control of every change.

No root required Review before applying Model-aware guidance
PROMPT_PREVIEW.md
READY TO REVIEW
01 / YOUR ASSISTANT
✳
Claude Code
Agent selected
Active
02 / DEVICE PROFILE
BRAND
Sony
PLATFORM
Google TV
03 / SAFETY CHECKLIST
Inspect packages before any change
Ask for approval package by package
Keep a clear rollback path
LOCAL PREVIEW · NO DEVICE ACCESS CONFIGURED
01 / PROMPT BUILDER

Your setup.
A smarter starting point.

Choose your assistant and TV environment. Get a tailored instruction set that prioritizes inspection, explicit approval and rollback.

Runs locally in your browser
Configure your prompt
Full guidance

Android TV / Google TV profile selected. Confirm your exact model against the official compatibility list before proceeding.

LIVE CONFIGURATION
Generated prompt
MARKDOWN · 1149 CHARS
clean-your-tv-prompt.txt
Act as a cautious technical guide for the official Gathin23/cleanyourtv project. I use Claude Code and have a Sony Google TV device (Android 8+). Connection context: Same Wi-Fi.

First, read the official project documentation and its current PROMPT.md. Do not invent commands or create a new debloating script. Explain the supported workflow for this exact device profile and identify anything that cannot be verified.

Before any change:
1. Check connectivity and inspect the installed package list; present findings for review.
2. Explain the purpose and risk of each proposed package change individually. Never batch-disable packages.
3. Use only the official repository's documented tools where applicable.
4. Do not execute anything until I explicitly approve each individual action.
5. Record the original state and explain the documented rollback method, including how to re-enable a disabled package.
6. Skip uncertain or potentially critical system packages and explain why.

Do not root, flash firmware, uninstall system apps, or make irreversible changes. If model-specific support is uncertain, stop and ask me to verify the exact model.
Review the generated instructions before sharing them with an AI assistant.

Compatibility labels are preliminary guidance, not a guarantee. Verify the exact model in the official project before taking action.

02 / DEVICE CHECK

Know before
you connect.

Not every smart TV runs Android. Check the platform first so you don't follow instructions that were never designed for your device.

Check the official model directory
Exact model matters
Brand alone cannot confirm support. Always verify your model and OS version.
Android TV / Google TV
Android 8.0 or newer
Full guidance
Amazon Fire TV
Cleanup guidance only · no launcher swap
Limited
Samsung Tizen
Not covered by the Android TV workflow
Unsupported
LG webOS
Not covered by the Android TV workflow
Unsupported
Roku OS
Not covered by the Android TV workflow
Unsupported
03 / HOW IT WORKS

Three steps.
No guesswork.

STEP / 01

Check your device

Identify the TV platform, Android version and exact model before connecting anything.

STEP / 02

Generate a prompt

Choose your coding assistant and connection method. Copy the tailored instructions.

STEP / 03

Review every change

Ask your assistant to inspect first. Approve changes individually and keep rollback notes.

Need help with ADB or wireless debugging?
Troubleshooting guides are coming next.
Start with the generator
04 / SAFETY FIRST

Your TV.
Your call.

A cleanup workflow should be transparent and reversible. Never trade a few preinstalled apps for a device you can no longer use.

Inspect before changing

Review package names and their purpose before proposing any action.

No silent execution

Your assistant should wait for explicit approval for each individual change.

Keep a rollback path

Record the original state and understand how to reverse a change first.

Before you proceed
A short safety checklist
  • Confirm your exact TV model and OS version.
  • Back up or record the original package list.
  • Read the official project instructions and tool source.
  • Never bulk-disable packages or remove system apps.
  • Stop if a package name or its purpose is uncertain.
Important

This is an independent third-party guide, not an official Clean Your TV product. Follow the official repository for current support and safety instructions.

Read the official repository