Mprocs – TUI for controlling multiple processes in one terminal

In plain words

Mprocs is a terminal user interface tool that lets developers manage multiple processes simultaneously within a single terminal window. It simplifies workflow by eliminating the need to open separate terminals for each process. The tool runs directly in the command line and provides a consolidated view for monitoring and controlling different applications at once, making it useful for developers working with multi-process systems.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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