A developer’s dock: servers, containers, Git and pull requests

What’s running

• Local Servers: the dev servers and databases running right now. Click one to open it; stop it from its card.
• Docker: your containers, their ports, and start or stop in a click.
• AI Servers: Ollama, LM Studio and Hermes, which models are loaded, and a button to unload one.

Your repos and pull requests

• Git Status: each repo’s branch, uncommitted changes, and commits to push or pull.
• GitHub: pull requests waiting for your review and your own open ones, through the GitHub CLI you’re already signed in to. No new token to paste.

Your agents, in the notch

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity and Hermes show up in the notch while they work, and put a hand up when they need you. Click the bar for the whole session: each step, every changed file with its diff, and the terminal’s checks. When a session opens a pull request, its reviews, merge conflicts and CI checks follow it there.

Your limits

AI Usage shows how much of your Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Gemini and Antigravity limits is left, and when they reset, using their own sign-in. Worth a look before the big refactor.

And anything else

The Script widget runs a command of your own every few minutes and shows what it prints: a build status, a queue length, a ping. If you can print it, you can dock it.