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@gunubin/proclean

v0.2.0

Published

Interactive orphan process killer powered by fzf

Downloads

88

Readme

proclean

Interactive orphan process killer powered by fzf.

Node.js TypeScript fzf License macOS

Why proclean?

Closing tmux panes often leaves subprocess orphans (Claude Code, node, cargo, etc.) running with PPID=1, silently consuming memory. On macOS, PPID=1 also includes legitimate launchd-managed processes, so blindly killing everything is dangerous. proclean provides safe, filterable, interactive cleanup.

Features

  • Two modes -- dev (whitelist: Claude Code, node, cargo, rbenv) and all (blacklist: system processes only)
  • fzf-powered UI -- Fuzzy search, multi-select, real-time preview
  • Detail preview -- Process info, command line, open files in side pane
  • Safe kill -- SIGTERM with automatic list reload
  • Catppuccin Frappe theme -- Consistent color scheme

Prerequisites

brew install fzf

Installation

# npx で即実行(インストール不要)
npx proclean

# またはグローバルインストール
npm install -g proclean

Usage

# dev mode (default): Claude Code, node, cargo, rbenv orphans
proclean

# all mode: everything except /System, /usr, /Library/Apple
proclean -a

tmux integration

Bind to a key for quick access:

bind P display-popup -E -w 50% -h 50% "proclean"

Keybindings

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | TAB | Toggle selection | | Enter | Kill selected processes | | Ctrl-A | Select / deselect all | | Ctrl-C | Quit | | Type to search | Fuzzy filter |

Filter Logic

dev mode (default)

Whitelist -- only shows orphans matching:

  • .local/share/claude (Claude Code)
  • .npm, .nvm, .nodebrew (Node.js)
  • .cargo (Rust)
  • .rbenv (Ruby)
  • Standalone node processes
  • bash/zsh spawned by Claude (.claude/ in args)

all mode (-a)

Blacklist -- shows everything except:

  • /System/*
  • /usr/*
  • /Library/Apple/*

Tech Stack

Development

git clone https://github.com/gunubin/proclean.git
cd proclean
npm install && npm run build
npm link

License

MIT