Servicebar — DevOps skill for Claude Code

ServiceBar

A lightweight macOS menu bar utility that monitors all services listening on TCP ports. Instantly see what's running, which ports are in use, and manage processes — all from your menu bar.


Features

• Real-time port monitoring — Scans listening TCP ports via lsof and displays grouped services
• Smart grouping — Automatically groups services by application name with dev tool detection
• Process control — Stop, restart, or start services directly from the menu bar
• Search & filter — Filter by service name, port number, port range, or custom tags
• Tag system — Categorize groups with color-coded tags (DEV / SYS / APP / DB / WEB)
• Drag-to-reorder — Rearrange service groups to your preferred order
• Click-to-copy — Copy port numbers, PIDs, or command paths with a single click
• Hide services — Hide noisy system or background services from the main view
• Group aliases — Rename service groups for better readability
• Auto-refresh — Configurable refresh interval (30s to 10min)
• Launch at login — Optional auto-start via macOS Service Management

Requirements

• macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later
• Swift 5.9+

Build

swift build                # Debug build
swift build -c release     # Release build
swift run ServiceBar       # Run locally

Install

Download the latest `ServiceBar.zip` from [Releases](../../releases), unzip, and drag `ServiceBar.app` to your Applications folder.

Or build from source:

swift build -c release
cp -R dist/ServiceBar.app /Applications/

Usage

Once launched, ServiceBar lives in your menu bar as a ⚙ icon with an active service count badge.

**Click** the icon to open the dashboard:

• Browse all services grouped by application
• Use the search bar to filter by name or port
• Click a port number or command path to copy it
• Stop/restart services with inline action buttons
• Tag groups, rename them, or drag to