Runs dev servers the way a production process manager runs services: launches them with the right heap, watches CPU / memory / health live, recycles them when they hang and revives crashes — no zombie servers, RAM shared fairly on 8 GB Macs, a build runner and a CLI hub every terminal routes through, with Claude-powered diagnostics. Swift 6 + SwiftUI (Liquid Glass), MIT-licensed with CI.
Key technical specs
Native Swift 6 / SwiftUI app (≈13k lines in 92 files) with C shims for process spawning, metrics and IPC.
posix_spawn into its own session, so each dev server's whole process tree is tracked and killed as one group — no zombie servers.
1 Hz sampler + HTTP health probes detect hangs and recycle the server; crashes are revived with 1 s / 2 s / 4 s backoff.
Raises the V8 heap 4 → 6 → 8 GB after an out-of-memory exit and remembers it per project; RAM is shared fairly when several servers run.
Unix-socket hub behind a CLI (up, build, preview, status --json, logs -f…); the socket is 0600 and rejects other users via LOCAL_PEERCRED.
A Claude Code hook routes every agent's dev / build commands through the hub; Claude-powered diagnostics run read-only.
19 headless test suites against real processes and sockets, macOS CI on GitHub Actions, MIT licence.
Inside the product
Memory pressure & reclaim
Detects critical RAM / swap (here 77% RAM, 88% swap), estimates how much it can free, and reclaims memory with one click — ranking the heaviest processes (managed server, Chrome, extensions) by impact.
Pressure suggestions
Under system pressure an inline panel surfaces the heaviest processes, each with a one-press kill button — critical apps (editor, Finder, the app itself) are never suggested or auto-closed.
Menu-bar control
A menu-bar companion to start / stop and check every project’s status straight from the macOS menu bar, without opening the full window.
Settings & Claude Code hook
Install the Claude Code hook that routes every dev server and build through the app, pick theme and default browser / editor, and choose which activity meters are shown.
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