process-watch

# Process Watch Comprehensive system process monitoring. Goes beyond basic `top` to show: - CPU & memory usage - Disk I/O per process - Network connections - Open files & handles - Port bindings - Process trees ## Commands ### List processes ```bash process-watch list [--sort cpu|mem|disk|name] [--limit 20] ``` ### Top resource consumers ```bash process-watch top [--type cpu|mem|disk|net] [--limit 10] ``` ### Process details ```bash process-watch info <pid> # Shows: CPU, memory, open files, network connections, children, environment ``` ### Find by name ```bash process-watch find <name> # e.g., process-watch find chrome ``` ### Port bindings ```bash process-watch ports [--port 3000] # What's listening on which port? ``` ### Network connections ```bash process-watch net [--pid <pid>] [--established] ``` ### Kill process ```bash process-watch kill <pid> [--force] process-watch kill --name "chrome" [--force] ``` ### Watch mode ```bash process-watch watch [--interval 2] [--alert-cpu 80] [--alert-mem 90] # Continuous monitoring with threshold alerts ``` ### System summary ```bash process-watch summary # Quick overview: load, memory, disk, top processes ``` ## Examples ```bash # What's eating my CPU? process-watch top --type cpu # What's on port 3000? process-watch ports --port 3000 # Details on a specific process process-watch info 1234 # Kill all Chrome processes process-watch kill --name chrome # Watch with alerts process-watch watch --alert-cpu 90 --alert-mem 85 ``` ## Platform Support - **macOS**: Full support - **Linux**: Full support - **Windows**: Partial (basic process list, no lsof equivalent)