devpanel-tui 1.0.1

Lightweight terminal TUI dev companion for Linux — system stats, git monitor, thermal manager, memory inspector, boot optimizer & workspace launcher.

devpanel 🖥️

A lightweight terminal TUI dev companion for Linux — system stats, git repo monitor, thermal manager, memory inspector, boot optimizer & workspace launcher in one tabbed app.

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Install

Recommended (pipx)

pipx install devpanel-tui
devpanel

Via pip

pip install devpanel-tui
devpanel

From source

git clone https://github.com/varunsukumar060/devpanel.git
cd devpanel
bash install.sh
bash run.sh

On first launch, ~/.devpanel/config.toml is auto-created with smart defaults for your system.

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Screenshots

Running on Lenovo E41-25 • Linux Mint 22.3 • AMD Ryzen CPU • 8GB RAM

Tab	Preview
[1] HUD	Live CPU 22.5%, RAM 50%, WiFi: SRMTRC_EC, git branch on CWD
[2] Repos	Scans ~/Project, ~/Documents, ~/Desktop — shows ecg-monitor-pro ✔ clean
[3] Thermal	k10temp 46.5°C, Governor: powersave @ 1297 MHz, 3 power profile buttons
[4] Memory	7403MB total, top procs: clamd 13%, chrome tabs, mysqld, zombie counter
[5] Boot	Total: 5m 11s — vboxdrv.service tops at 24.8s, quick disable actions shown
[6] Workspace	USB hub/WiFi/camera list, ESP32/Arduino profile matcher, project browser
[7] Config	Live ~/.devpanel/config.toml viewer with syntax highlighting + nano launcher

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Features

Tab	Key	Description
HUD	1	Live CPU, RAM, disk, WiFi, serial ports, git status, distro info
Repos	2	Scans all project dirs for git repos — branch, dirty state, last commit
Thermal	3	CPU/GPU temps, fan RPM, power profile switcher
Memory	4	RAM map, top processes, swap, zombie cleaner
Boot	5	systemd-analyze blame, slowest services breakdown
Workspace	6	USB device detection, ESP32/Arduino profile matching, project quick-access
Config	7	Live view + edit of ~/.devpanel/config.toml

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Supported Distros

Distro Family	Tested
Ubuntu / Linux Mint / Debian / Pop!_OS	✔
Arch / Manjaro / EndeavourOS	✔
Fedora / RHEL / Rocky / AlmaLinux	✔
openSUSE	✔

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Configuration

All settings live in ~/.devpanel/config.toml — auto-generated on first run:

[general]
title         = "devpanel — Linux Dev Companion"
hud_refresh   = 3
repos_refresh = 10
stats_refresh = 4

[paths]
projects_dir    = "~/Projects"       # auto-detected on first launch
extra_scan_dirs = ["~/Documents", "~/Desktop"]

[workspace.profiles]
"10c4:ea60" = ["ESP32 (CP2102)", "code", "python3 -m serial.tools.miniterm"]
"1a86:7523" = ["Arduino (CH340)", "arduino-ide"]
"0403:6001" = ["FTDI Device",     "code"]

[thermal]
warn_temp = 60
crit_temp = 80

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
1–7	Switch tabs
r	Refresh all tabs
q	Quit

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Power Profiles (Thermal Tab)

# Recommended — passwordless sudoers rule for cpufreq only
sudo visudo -f /etc/sudoers.d/devpanel-cpufreq
# Add: YOUR_USERNAME ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor

# Alternative — run with full path
sudo ~/.local/bin/devpanel

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Roadmap

• Phase 1 — Core 6-tab TUI (HUD, Repos, Thermal, Memory, Boot, Workspace)
• Phase 2 — ~/.devpanel/config.toml auto-generation + Config tab
• Phase 3 — Distro-agnostic (apt/pacman/dnf/zypper), pyproject.toml, pipx-ready
• Phase 4 — v1.0.0 GitHub release with screenshots
• Phase 5 — Published to PyPI (pipx install devpanel-tui)

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Author

Varun Sukumar K — @varunsukumar060
Electronics & Communication Engineering | Embedded Systems | Linux

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License

MIT — free to use, modify, and distribute.