How & what to cleanup under the OEM Grid Agent home

1) Does Oracle have some way to automatically clean up the OEM Agent directories? Or do I have to right a script?
2) Are these the files that have to be periodically purged:
find /oracle/agent10g -name "*.log" -type f
find /oracle/agent10g -name "*.trc" -type f
find /oracle/agent10g -name "*.nohup" -type f
find /oracle/agent10g -name "*.err" -type f
find /oracle/agent10g -name "*.out" -type f
Are ther other files?

There are multiple "directories" that may be accumulating log and trc files - check
agent10g/sysman/log
db10g/admin/emrep/bdump
db10g/network/log
db10g/rdbms/log
oms10g/sysman/log
oms10g/opmn/logs
oms10g/j2ee/OC4J_EM/log
oms10g/Apache/Apache/logs
oms10g/webcache/logs/archive
oms10g/netgwork/log

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