A list with no ownership.
Guess which process is safe to kill, or restart your machine and lose the context.
QuietFork finds the compilers, watchers, and dev servers left behind by Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor—then lets you stop them safely.
Resource monitor
2 agent sessionsThe missing context
Guess which process is safe to kill, or restart your machine and lose the context.
See what the agent launched, preview the cleanup, and preserve protected services.
Three controlled steps
Map CPU and memory use back to the agent session that spawned each process.
Inspect the process tree, proposed action, and protected allowlist before anything changes.
Stop the selected session tree and keep a local action log you can audit later.
Safety architecture
QuietFork is not a blind task killer. Its proposed local-only data path turns raw process metadata into an explicit, confirmable action.
Founding cohort
Join the proposed private beta and help decide which agents, thresholds, and safety rules ship first.
No card required. You will not be charged.
Before you reserve
No. The planned first release shows the process tree and a protected cleanup preview before you confirm any action. System and allowlisted processes remain protected.
No. The product is designed to inspect process metadata locally. Source code and terminal contents are outside the proposed data path.
The proposed beta starts with Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor on macOS, then expands according to founding-user demand.
No. This validation checkout records purchase intent only. It does not collect card details or charge you.