A Static File Server with options.
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Oct 27, 2020 - Python
A Static File Server with options.
Minimalistic file watcher with ability to send WebSocket msgs and execute commands.
Quickly find and stop Node.js servers running on your system. Useful for developers who start/stop local web servers frequently and need to clean up orphaned processes that don't appear in terminals.
A minimal single-file Django web app that configures settings, renders dynamic HTML templates, and runs a dev server — all from one Python file.
Changed the code but it still behaves the old way? whystale finds what is stale: servers started before .env/lockfile changed, builds older than source, deps older than lockfile, generated code older than schema, and prints the fix.
App nativa de barra de menús para macOS: ve, detén y relanza tus servidores de desarrollo locales con un click.
A safe haven for every port on your machine. See every dev server, start whole stacks in dependency order, give each git branch its own port, and let coding agents do the same via MCP. macOS, Linux, Windows; zero dependencies.
Dev server supervisor for AI coders. CLI + MCP server with 10 tools. Manage lifecycles, detect reloads, check health, recover from crashes.
Generate webserver from yaml file
Local port manager for AI coding agents on macOS. Coordinate localhost dev servers across Codex, Claude Code and Cursor with stable ports, conflict-safe process identity, SQLite registry and a dashboard.
Leased dev environments for AI coding sessions — every server dies when its session ends, so none are left running rogue. MCP server + CLI.
Start long-running services (dev servers, APIs, DBs) without blocking your AI agent. Zero-build, cross-platform, cross-shell process manager for AI coding agents.
Supervisor for local dev servers behind portless, built for coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex): one owner per server, stable .localhost URLs, idle auto-stop, user-only kills, TUI control panel.
Zero-conflict port management with automatic HTTPS and DNS for local development
One-click desktop GUI to start/stop your local dev servers (Next.js, Vite, Django, Flask…). For AI builders who'd rather click than touch the terminal.
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