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2mo ago

DevDock 1.4: see active agents, Git work, and command processes

DevDock 1.4 is about making active local work visible and controllable.

Projects now show when Claude Code or Codex is working in them, together with the session title or latest prompt. This makes it easier to avoid switching branches, starting a build, or editing the same files while an agent is active. Agent presence is included in DevDock Free.

A new Activity center in the title bar brings together running Git operations and recent results. You can hide a long commit, push, fetch, pull-before-push, or branch-recovery window without stopping it, then reopen the live progress from the Activity center.

Command shutdown is safer as well. DevDock now tracks and stops the complete process tree, so dev servers and watchers do not remain after you stop the command or quit the app.

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3mo ago

DevDock - Your local control plane for software projects

DevDock is a local-first desktop workspace for managing software projects, commands, processes, Docker, Git, databases, logs, and security checks. It detects each project’s stack and turns common development, test, build, and maintenance tasks into safe, repeatable workflows with live output and run history. Project data stays on your computer: no account, telemetry, cloud analysis, or source-code upload. Available on Windows, with a free plan and a one-time Pro upgrade.