Fits your stack
Tools should improve Codex, Claude, MCP hosts, and local workflows—not demand a platform migration.
Small, focused products that plug into your existing workflow. No new operating system to adopt. No fake magic. Useful tools, honest limits, and source that goes public only when the release is ready.
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Named work. Real counters. Host pressure. No invented progress.
See what local process workers are actually doing—without pretending a PID is an agent or a busy core is proof of completed work.
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A read-only MCP viewer for named pools, real counters, rate, ETA, provenance, owner-PID deduplication, and machine pressure. The public page is ready now; the repository and installer will appear only after the release candidate earns them.
Explore /cpuA GitHub badge is not enough. Every product has to arrive with the pieces a real person needs to understand, install, test, and remove it.
Tools should improve Codex, Claude, MCP hosts, and local workflows—not demand a platform migration.
Read-only stays read-only. A useful view does not silently become process control or action authority.
Products are labeled open source only after the exact public repository and release artifacts exist.