macOS 27 has a feature showing 'running in background', and it's great that I can kill background processes left behind by AI Agents in the terminal or IDE after they finish their tasks—such as services started up to get access ports, scan reports, or any hung sub-worker. Or any other CLI/bash scripts that ran but still left leftover background processes.
macOS 27 has a feature showing 'running in background', and it's great that I can kill background processes left behind by AI Agents in the terminal or IDE after they finish their tasks—such as services started up to get access ports, scan reports, or any hung sub-worker. Or any other CLI/bash scripts that ran but still left leftover background processes.
Thank you for… repeating the headline over and over again. That really adds to the discussion.