Nemo – A visual, local server and job runner
With coding agents now allowing for lots of small projects and products running in tandem, and as they tend to grow in operational complexity, I've been finding myself wanting a way to manage a bunch of running npm/bun servers as well as one-off operational jobs I need to run. I also want to keep my terminal focused on git and claude, and have my servers somewhere else. Nemo solves that problem: I can now more efficiently manage and view local servers and jobs, look at their logs and see their CPU/RAM metrics as well. My terminal windows are now much more tidy and focused. It's not…
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With coding agents now allowing for lots of small projects and products running in tandem, and as they tend to grow in operational complexity, I've been finding myself wanting a way to manage a bunch of running npm/bun servers as well as one-off operational jobs I need to run. I also want to keep my terminal focused on git and claude, and have my servers somewhere else. Nemo solves that problem: I can now more efficiently manage and view local servers and jobs, look at their logs and see their CPU/RAM metrics as well. My terminal windows are now much more tidy and focused. It's not the most complicated project, but posting it here in case it's useful to anyone else.
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