# Agents Monitor

> Agents Monitor is a native macOS menu-bar app that traces every process Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Aider, Gemini CLI, Ollama and other AI agents start. Live CPU, RAM, disk I/O and ports, threshold alerts, safe tree kill and one-click orphan cleanup. $39.99 once, lifetime updates.

- Platform: macOS 26 or later, native menu-bar app
- Price: $39.99 USD one-time purchase, lifetime updates, no subscription
- Recognizes: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Aider, Gemini CLI, opencode, Goose, Amp, omp, Ollama, plus any process the user marks as an agent
- Privacy: runs locally, no account, no telemetry, does not inspect network traffic
- Publisher: HaziApp (support@haziapp.com)

## Pages

- [Agents Monitor](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/): product overview, features, pricing and FAQ
- [Pricing (Markdown)](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/pricing.md): price, refund policy and everything included
- [Guides](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/guides): managing AI agent processes on a Mac
- [agents-ps](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/agents-ps): free, open-source, read-only CLI (MIT) that lists AI agent process trees, orphans and ports; it never kills anything. Install: `brew install nqhung291/tap/agents-ps`. Source: https://github.com/nqhung291/agents-ps

## Guides

- [How to find and kill orphaned Claude Code processes on a Mac](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/guides/claude-code-orphaned-processes): Claude Code can leave subagents, MCP servers and dev servers running after a session ends. Find them on macOS, check them, and clean up safely.
- [Claude Code using too much memory on your Mac? Find where it goes](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/guides/claude-code-memory-usage-mac): Activity Monitor shows dozens of node and claude processes. Measure memory per Claude Code session, see what each one started, and get your RAM back.
- [How to kill a whole process tree on macOS without respawns](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/guides/kill-process-tree-mac): kill only stops one process; its children keep running or restart. Kill an AI agent's whole process tree on macOS with process groups or freeze-then-kill.
- [Claude Code process cleanup tools for Mac, compared](https://agentmonitor.haziapp.com/guides/claude-code-process-cleanup-tools): Activity Monitor, cc-reaper scripts, Agent Meter and Agents Monitor side by side: price, agents covered, live monitoring, tree kill and orphan cleanup.

## FAQ

### What do I need to run it?

A Mac running macOS 26 or later. Agents Monitor is a native app with nothing else to install. macOS asks once whether it may show notifications.

### Which agents does it recognize?

Out of the box: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Aider, Gemini CLI, opencode, Goose, Amp, omp and Ollama. For anything else, select its process row and click Mark to treat it as an agent, or add your own rule to the config file. Marks can be removed in Settings.

### Is this a subscription?

No. You pay $39.99 USD once. There are no renewals, no tiers and no paid upgrades.

### What does "lifetime updates" mean?

Every new version of Agents Monitor we release is included with your purchase at no extra cost. You never pay again to stay current.

### How do I download it after buying?

Right after checkout you get your license key and a download button. Lost your key? Sign in to Polar's customer portal with your purchase email to see it again. Any time later, visit the download page, enter your license key, and get the latest version.

### Can it kill something I still need?

Not without you. Every manual kill and Clean asks first and lists each target. Kills refuse pid 1, Agents Monitor itself, its parent processes and other users' processes. Clean only touches orphans of agents that already exited. Auto-kill is off until you turn it on, waits for idle orphans, counts down at least 10 seconds, and skips anything in your terminal's foreground.

### Can I get a refund?

Contact support within 14 days of purchase at support@haziapp.com and include the email address you used at checkout.

### Does it send my data anywhere?

No. Agents Monitor reads process information from macOS on your Mac and keeps its settings and kill log in local files. It has no account, no telemetry, and it does not inspect network traffic.