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Ke Activity Monitor — AI skill for Claude Code

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A Mac activity monitor for people who run AI agents: CPU, memory, energy, real per-process disk I/O and network, plus which processes are AI runtimes, GPU compute, worker pools, Codex and Claude Code.

How to install Ke Activity Monitor

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open willykeenan/ke-activity-monitor and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Ke Activity Monitor does

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README

KE Activity Monitor

**A Mac activity monitor for people who run AI agents.** It has the CPU, Memory, Energy, Disk and Network views you expect from Activity Monitor. It adds a view of what your agents are actually doing: which processes are AI runtimes, per-core CPU load next to those processes, GPU compute, worker pools with real progress, your Codex and Claude Code projects and conversations, and the local knowledge "brains" they read from.

Everything runs locally. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing changes on your Mac unless you click an explicit action.

![The Agents view: per-core CPU, GPU compute, memory pressure, AI processes, CPU worker pools with published progress, and GPU jobs](docs/images/agents.png)

These screenshots come from the real app with real telemetry from a Mac. Project, task, brain and host names are invented (see [how they were made](docs/screenshots/README.md)).

What each tab does

Tab	What you get
CPU	Every process with live % CPU, threads and user; a CPU history graph and a live bar for each logical core.
Memory	Memory used per process, plus macOS memory pressure (from `memory_pressure`), swap and compression. Run Diagnostics takes a 12-second sample and gives a Healthy, Attention or Critical verdict with the evidence behind it.
Energy	Energy impact per process, with App Nap and "preventing sleep" flags.
Disk	Bytes read and written per process, read from the kernel's own counters. Also storage used on your data volume, and a Cleanup Assistant that finds large caches, logs, installers and old downloads. It only reveals them in Finder; it never deletes anything.
Network	Devices on your local network, found through ARP, Bonjour and SSDP, but only while the tab is open. Speed Up My Internet reads your Wi-Fi channel and signal and suggests a quieter channel without changing anything. KE Link lets two Macs running the app pair and exchange plain