v1.1.2

Upgrade effort

Micro: no configuration migration is required. Markdown uses reswho-md/23.
JSON remains reswho/13, with optional node summary, process state, and
runtime disk_usage fields; strict validators should use the updated schema.

Saved Ownership priorities are preserved. To group Herdr session servers under
Shared services with an older custom order, move extensions.herdr.role ahead
of project, or reset the Ownership order.

Changes

• Bring compact process summaries to Markdown overviews and JSON, matching the
  TUI. Selected PID/group roots retain full hints. --depth all expands the tree
  without requesting detailed queries for every node.
• Put process facts, commands, cwd, and connections before classification
  evidence in the TUI and Markdown. Show native process states, including zombies,
  in all three output formats.
• Refresh TUI details without collecting a full host snapshot. PID queries sample
  the target and bounded parent metadata; runtime, container, and resource queries
  use only the selected provider. Closed queries are canceled, stale results are
  rejected, and retained overview context is marked as not refreshed.
• Identify Herdr session servers from verified identities and supported launch
  arguments. Show their session-wide service scope while retaining cwd evidence
  and counting each process once. Current clients and their projects remain unknown.
• Label cwd-based grouping as Project associations, without implying exclusive
  ownership. Service scope, process state, and uptime do not establish whether a
  process can safely be stopped.
• Show Docker disk usage and reclaimable estimates only when the exact runtime
  is selected. TUI runtime details query once on open and refresh manually with
  r; estimates do not guarantee host disk space recovery.
• Keep batched PID detail attachment to one tree traversal and deduplicate
  repeated selections.

Fixes

• Preserve runtime identity and container metrics when an optional Docker disk
  query times out. Report the disk-query failure separately and reap its child
  process instead of losing the whole runtime result.

v1.1.1

• Add concise process summaries with project, tool-role, and Playwright session hints.
• Show verified Codex session-log IDs and available titles in details.
• Improve summary readability and selection highlighting.

Session-log associations do not identify the active conversation.

v1.1.0

Upgrade effort

Meso: scripts may need small updates.

• JSON now uses reswho/13: replace .root and .scope with
  .selections[0].root and .selections[0].selector.
  Partially missing selections exit with code 3.
• Extensions now ship with the CLI. External extensions are no longer
  loaded, and extension metadata has been simplified.
• To downgrade to 1.0.x, restore a pre-upgrade config backup or use
  a separate config.

Changes

• Query multiple PIDs and groups from one snapshot.
• Identify Node.js and Python work, display software versions,
  and show launcher and VM attribution.
• Manage extension enablement and source/ownership priorities in the TUI.
• Improve settings navigation, saving and recovery.
• Report runtime failures with clearer reasons and actionable hints.

v1.0.1

Updated the README with a clearer introduction, quick-start examples, and links to detailed guides.

No functional changes.

v1.0.0

See which apps, projects, and containers are using your Mac’s resources.

• Explore CPU and memory usage in an interactive terminal interface.
• Quickly find related processes and inspect their details.
• Export snapshots as Markdown or JSON.
• Monitor Docker, Podman, and Apple Container workloads.

Install

For Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 15 or newer:

brew install noih/tap/reswho

Run reswho to get started.

Getting started