dsh-process-board

Agent sessions on DSH frequently spin up dev servers, databases, and proxies, but those background processes scatter across the process table with no clear ownership, no health signal, and no safe way to stop them. dsh-process-board collapses all of that into a single sidebar panel: services are grouped by the conversation that launched them, a tri-state health indicator (running, PID alive but port not yet listening, stopped) pairs with live HTTP probe response codes, and the true state is obvious at a glance.

The panel is not just a read-only dashboard. The stop button follows a polite shutdown sequence (SIGTERM or taskkill, 10-second grace, then force-kill the entire process tree), leaving no zombie children. Stopped services keep their launch arguments registered, so a single click replays the original start command. A split log view tails the selected process in real time, auto-highlighting ERROR and WARN lines with a 4-second refresh and full-screen support. Zero runtime dependencies, pure-DOM client, ready as soon as you restart the DSH host.

Ideal for developers whose agents frequently launch and tear down services on DSH: running front-end and back-end dev servers in the same session, spinning up local databases for integration tests, or juggling multiple proxy chains across parallel agent runs. Anytime you catch yourself wondering which process belongs to which session, whether it is actually healthy, or where the log went, this panel has you covered.