Developer tools

Wharfy

Know what is running. Know who started it.

A macOS menu bar app that connects development ports to their processes, projects and AI agents. Inspect a server, release a port, or bring the same view into your terminal and agent workflow.

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A port number tells you very little. Wharfy puts the process, command, project directory and launching agent beside it, so you can understand what is running before stopping anything.

The native menu bar app, TypeScript CLI and MCP server cover the three places developers already work. Signed macOS updates and traceable npm releases carry that attention through to distribution.

Features

Listening ports in the menu bar
Process, directory and command details
Claude Code and Cursor attribution
Process termination from the app
Terminal access through the CLI
Port inspection and release through MCP
Notarized macOS installer
Signed Sparkle update feed
npm publishing through OIDC
Release build provenance

Use cases

Release a port after development
Inspect parallel agent sessions
Locate the project behind a server
Give agents access to port controls
Add port checks to terminal scripts

Benefits

Understand each running server
Inspect a process before stopping it
See which agent launched a process
Use one model across app, CLI and MCP
Trace published releases to their builds

Stack

Swift
SwiftUI
TypeScript
Node.js
MCP

Architecture

A SwiftUI app resolves listening sockets to processes and project directories. The TypeScript CLI and MCP server expose the same port model to terminal users and coding agents.

Deployment

A notarized macOS DMG with signed Sparkle updates. The CLI is published on npm through OIDC with build provenance.

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