List, filter, and terminate system processes by name or PID.
npx skills add https://github.com/bug-ops/zeph --skill process-management-bug-ops
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: process-management Source: https://github.com/bug-ops/zeph/tree/main/.zeph/skills/process-management Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bug-ops/zeph --skill process-management-bug-ops
Monitor, manage, and control system processes. Use when the user asks to list running processes, find a process by name or PID, kill or terminate processes, manage background jobs, check resource usage, set resource limits, manage system services with systemctl or launchctl, or troubleshoot CPU and RAM usage with ps, top, htop, kill, pgrep, and related tools.
Ask the AI to list all processes and safely terminate a targeted PID.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Use ps to list running processes and identify the PID or name, then terminate it using kill or pkill variants. This Skill supports safely managing background jobs and targeted process termination across Linux and macOS.
Yes, you can manage service lifecycles using systemctl on Linux and launchctl on macOS. The Skill supports starting, stopping, and checking service status to maintain system stability across local workstations and servers.
Checking CPU and RAM usage is done by monitoring resource consumption with ps and top. The Skill reports process resource usage and supports setting limits to troubleshoot performance issues on local workstations and servers.
Yes, this process management approach works on both local workstations and servers. It covers scenarios including listing processes, managing background jobs, and controlling services with systemctl or launchctl across Linux and macOS environments.
Terminating a background job can fail if the PID is incorrect or lacks permissions. Use ps and pgrep to accurately filter processes by name or PID before applying kill, ensuring proper process management and resource control.
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