ps
Show live Claude Code and Codex sessions as a process tree, grouped by shared ancestor chain up to launchd. Covers Claude CLI sessions, Claude Desktop agent mode, and Codex sessions (CLI TUI + Codex.app threads). Use this skill when asked about the process tree, ancestor lineage, which terminal or tmux window a Claude or Codex session is running in, or what's currently running. Trigger phrases: "process tree", "what's running", "lineage", "ancestor chain", "which terminal is my claude in", "tmux tree", "claude process tree", "codex process tree", "session lineage". macOS-only: on other platforms the command prints "unsupported" and exits 0.
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- MIT
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- psacc/omnisess
- 最近更新
- 2026-11-05
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- ps
- license
- MIT
- metadata
- { "version": "0.13.0" }
- description
- Show live Claude Code and Codex sessions as a process tree, grouped by shared ancestor chain up to launchd. Covers Claude CLI sessions, Claude Desktop agent mode, and Codex sessions (CLI TUI + Codex.app threads). Use this skill when asked about the process tree, ancestor lineage, which terminal or tmux window a Claude or Codex session is running in, or what's currently running. Trigger phrases: "process tree", "what's running", "lineage", "ancestor chain", "which terminal is my claude in", "tmux tree", "claude process tree", "codex process tree", "session lineage". macOS-only: on other platforms the command prints "unsupported" and exits 0.
- allowed-tools
- Bash
- argument-hint
02 资源文件 4
- 许可证LICENSE1.0 KB
- 参考文档repos/metamask-extension.md24.8 KB
- 参考文档SOURCE.md376 B
- 参考文档TRUST.auto.yaml2.2 KB
03 SKILL.md 正文
omnisess ps
Show live Claude Code and Codex sessions as a process tree with ancestor lineage.
Usage
omnisess ps
JSON output (machine-readable, includes full ancestor chain with command args):
omnisess ps --json
Instructions
- Check that the
omnisessbinary is available:
if ! command -v omnisess &>/dev/null; then
echo "omnisess not found. Install it with:"
echo " go install github.com/psacc/omnisess@latest"
exit 1
fi
- Run the command:
omnisess ps "$@"
Notes
- macOS-only. On other platforms the command prints
omnisess ps: unsupported on this platform (macOS only)and exits 0. - Detects CLI Claude sessions (launched from a terminal, tmux, etc.),
Claude Desktop agent-mode sessions, and live Codex sessions (any
codexprocess holding its rollout file open — CLI TUI and Codex.app threads). - Tree is rooted at shared ancestors (typically
/sbin/launchdandtmux) so you can see which terminal, tmux pane, or desktop app hosts each session.
Example output
/sbin/launchd (1)
├─ /Applications/Cl (24125)
│ ├─ /Applications/Cl (24780)
│ │ └─ claude c5b1bd94 my-project (c5b1bd94) desktop 27s
│ └─ /Applications/Cl (44287)
│ └─ claude 12f1b011 my-app (12f1b011) desktop 4h
└─ tmux (9050)
├─ /bin/bash (23512)
│ └─ claude b9f52b71 my-app (b9f52b71) cli 58s
├─ /bin/bash (41200)
│ └─ codex 019e88aa my-project (019e88aa) codex-tui 2h
└─ claude 232347cd ai-assistant-pyra (232347cd) cli 12m
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