1 process was left running by an agent.
Dev shows which coding agent owns each process, port and chunk of memory, and finds the servers they left running. It recognises Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Gemini, Aider and Cursor's agent, and you can add other names in Settings.
1 process was left running by an agent.
4 agents, 1 server and 2 containers running. What agents left holds 284 MB.
1 working, 3 idle, 1 left behind
91.6 MB held
Images 8.4 GB, volumes 2.1 GB
Agents
Orphans
Servers
Containers
Images 8.4 GB, volumes 2.1 GB on diskMacBook Pro Speakers
62% volume
Each app gets its own volume, from 0% to 150%.
1 process was left running by an agent.
4 agents, 1 server and 2 containers running. What agents left holds 284 MB.
Simulated data, running in your browser.
One row per agent session.
What it is doing, its repo, ports, memory and CPU, and whether it is working, waiting for you or idle. Expand a row for its processes. Eight real Claude Code sessions showed as one row each, in the right repos.
Left by Claude Code in storefront.
A process that outlives the agent that started it gets its own section, labelled with who left it and where. A server listed there leaves the Servers table, so it only ever appears once.
Stop always asks.
For an agent or an orphan, the confirmation says what is going to stop, on which ports. "It gets 5 seconds to finish, then it's forced to stop." A server you started yourself gets the ordinary Quit question. You can turn on stopping idle servers an agent left behind without asking. It is off by default.
Servers, containers, tokens.
Dev servers with their ports and idle time, Docker containers and their cost, and output tokens today and this week. macometer tokens splits them into input, output and cached. Tokens are read from local logs only while this page is open.
A count in the menu bar.
The number of running agents, with an amber dot when something was left behind. Turning it off also stops the scan while the window is closed.
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