agent-browser-cleanup

This cleanup utility scans active shell environments to kill lingering Linux processes before starting a new tmux session, preventing cross-session conflicts and ensuring a predictable startup state.

If agent-browser is running in another tmux pane, the cleanup utility detects the active session and skips termination to preserve the running process and avoid disrupting ongoing work.

To clean up background processes without killing active sessions, this utility detects the current shell and scans others for active usage, terminating only idle or leftover processes while leaving active session resources untouched.

Your new shell session conflicts with leftover background processes because previous sessions did not terminate cleanly, causing resource locks. A cleanup utility resolves this by detecting and eliminating idle processes before startup.

Yes, you can run process cleanup automatically before starting a Linux background task by executing this utility in your startup script. It returns a clear outcome indicating whether cleanup occurred or the resource was in use.