Kill the process running on a specific port

Local HTTP traffic inspector for macOS — passive capture with an opt-in MITM HTTPS proxy and Chrome-style Copy-as-cURL

See what's listening on a TCP port and free it - cross-platform, zero dependencies. npx portvac 3000

Local-first visual workbench for parallel git-worktree work — manage tasks, branches, worktrees, ports, and pooled dev servers from one dashboard on your machine.

Monitor and manage localhost ports - kill zombie processes and prevent port conflicts

Port and process lease coordinator for parallel AI coding-agent sessions

Identify local development processes by listening port

Open an SSH debug tunnel to a SAP BTP Cloud Foundry app's Node.js inspector — from any terminal, no IDE required.

Kill any process occupying a port. Unix-first, zero-zombie, one command.

Design mode for herdr. Select components on a local dev server, comment on them, and send them to the herdr agent working on that project.

See which processes are listening on your local ports, and stop them without remembering kill commands.

Interactive cross-platform CLI to inspect open/listening ports, the processes behind them, and which Node.js project each one belongs to.

MCP Glootie - Code execution tool for MCP clients. Multi-language support (JS/TS, Go, Rust, Python, C/C++, bash). Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, VSCode.

To install dependencies:

CLI tool for checking ports and killing processes

A visual control panel for local dev servers — see every listening port, control it, and freeze (not kill) runaway memory before it takes the machine down.

Highly maintainable, lightweight, cross-platform programmatic API and zero-dependency CLI tool to terminate processes running on specific ports.

Picks a free port, runs your dev server in the background, and keeps PID + port state in .run/ so projects don't collide.

own your computer-use — your LLM on your own mouse and keyboard. Part of Own Your Stack.

Standalone CLI for isolated Git worktrees and resumable OMP sessions