An interactive NVIDIA-GPU process viewer and beyond, the one-stop solution for GPU process management.

View CPU, memory, disk, and network activity in the GNOME top bar.

A system and resource monitoring tool written in Golang!

Interactive package manager and resource monitor designed for the GNU/Linux.

GNOME Shell extension that shows real-time CPU, RAM, swap, disk, network, and GPU metrics in the top bar, with customizable layout, colors, alerts, and Dash to Panel multi-panel support.

📈 A zero configuration remote monitoring tool designed to be better than nothing

Sync current directory between your shell and a file manager

Terminal system resource monitor for hybrid LLM workloads

ROS 2 package that integrates Telegraf with ROS 2 to monitor system resources and publish them as ROS resource or diagnostics messages.

Cross-platform system optimizer for Linux & macOS. Successor to Stacer (9k+ stars) rebuilt on Qt 6/C++17 with GPU monitoring, Docker management and disk health. GPL-3.0.

An app to monitor linux PC stats directly from your phone.

A Visual Studio Code extension for viewing resource consumption of Python programs in the debugger.

Resource Harvester - a tool to gather low-level system data and make it easy to use programmatically

Cyberpunk AI Pentest Agent — Automated penetration testing framework with AI-assisted analysis, resource-aware task scheduling, and a futuristic GUI.

Resource utilization monitor for Docker containers & Kubernetes pods that operates with fine granularity and low overhead

Rust RCTL / RACCT bindings

AppControl MCP is a local server connecting AI agents and IDEs like Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf to system history provided by the AppControl desktop app. Ask which apps used CPU, GPU, RAM, or disk, and what caused slowdowns, heat spikes, or webcam, mic, and location access. Built for deep historical monitoring and useful real-world PC insights.

Resource tracker for batch jobs (such as Metaflow steps).

PSNetMon - PowerShell Network Resource Monitoring Tool

A lightweight, terminal‑based resource dashboard written in Rust + [Ratatui] that works **un‑privileged** on contemporary macOS (Monterey → Sonoma).