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proc
proc is a CLI tool that finds and stops processes by port, PID, name or path on macOS, Linux and Windows.
What proc does
It is a command-line tool for finding and controlling running processes on macOS, Linux and Windows. Commands can target a process by its port, PID, name or path. It can print JSON output so scripts and coding agents can read results.
Built for
- Developers who need to free ports or manage running processes
- Coding agents and scripts that read JSON output
Key features
- Finds what is listening on a port
- Shows why a process was started by walking its parents
- Finds orphaned processes whose parent has exited
- JSON output with --json for scripts
- Preview of changes with --dry-run
Pros
Pros
- Replaces multi-step lsof and ps pipelines with a single command.
- Offers a dry-run option to preview changes before anything is altered.
- Uses consistent exit codes that always mean the same thing.
Where proc is listed
proc is listed under devops and infrastructure in AI coding tools.
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