Resource Manager
Click the memory reading in the status bar for a per-process breakdown — 1DevTool's own Main, Renderer and GPU processes, and every terminal named the way its tab is. Live CPU sparklines show which agent is actually working your machine.
Why You Need This
How this feature boosts your daily productivity
Four agents running at once is four CLIs, four PTYs and however much scrollback each of them has accumulated, and until now the only signal was a single number in the status bar and a laptop that got loud. Resource Manager turns that number into a list you can act on. Terminals are grouped and named the way their tabs are, so "cursor full at 111% CPU" is a specific tab you can go and look at rather than an anonymous process id in Activity Monitor. 1DevTool's own processes are broken out separately — Main, Renderer and GPU — so you can tell an expensive agent apart from an expensive app. Each row draws a live CPU sparkline while the panel is open, self-scaling to its own recent peak so an idle terminal still reads as idle. Underneath sit system memory, available memory, swap and CPU load against your core count, with a plain warning when the machine has started paging to disk. And Clear terminal buffers releases cached scrollback across your terminals and re-samples immediately, so you can watch the number come down instead of guessing whether it helped.
How It Works
Get started in 4 simple steps
Click the memory reading in the status bar
The number you have been ignoring opens a Resource Manager panel with a per-process breakdown behind it.
Read terminals by their tab names
Every terminal is listed the way its tab is, grouped under a Terminals row carrying the total CPU and RSS, so a runaway agent is a tab you can go and look at rather than an anonymous process id.
Tell the app apart from the agents
1DevTool’s own processes — Main, Renderer and GPU — collapse into their own group, so an expensive app and an expensive agent never look the same.
Watch the live CPU sparklines
Each row draws its own sparkline while the panel is open, self-scaling to its recent peak so an idle terminal still reads as idle.
Clear terminal buffers and watch it drop
Releasing cached scrollback re-samples immediately, so you see whether it helped instead of guessing. System memory, swap and CPU load sit underneath, with a plain warning when the machine starts paging to disk.
Without 1DevTool
The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way
The Hard Way
The 1DevTool Way
Key Capabilities
Everything included with Resource Manager
Why It Matters
The productivity impact of having project management built into your workspace
Instant Project Switching
Switch between projects in one click with complete state restoration. No more 5-minute setup rituals.
Visual Organization
Color-coded projects, file type icons, and layout presets keep your workspace organized and recognizable.
Smart File Navigation
.gitignore-aware filtering, instant search, and context menus make finding and opening files effortless.
Workspace Memory
Every project remembers its terminals, open files, database connections, and layout. Pick up exactly where you left off.
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Color-Coded Projects
Assign accent colors to each project for instant visual identification across your workspace.
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