pulse-monitor 0.3.1

A cinematic terminal-based system monitor with Direct OS optimization

⚡ P U L S E

"Not a dashboard. An instrument panel."

Pulse is a cinematic, terminal-based system monitor built for enthusiasts who crave high-density telemetry with a premium aesthetic. Every panel animates; nothing is static.

Built with the Direct OS Engine, Pulse communicates directly with your kernel for high-performance metrics with near-zero overhead.

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✨ Features

• Direct OS Engine: High-performance architecture using native OS APIs. No Rust, no complex build tools—just pure, optimized Python.
• Transcendence mode: Hit X on any focused subsystem to enter an immersive, high-detail view.
• Neural Insight Engine: Real-time heuristic analysis of system bottlenecks and resource leaks.
• Cinematic UI: Smooth animations, glassmorphism-inspired transparency, and curated color palettes.
• High-Precision Pulse: Configurable sampling rates down to 0.2s for micro-stutter detection.

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🚀 Installation

Install directly from PyPI:

pip install pulse-monitor

Then launch from anywhere:

pulse

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🎮 Navigation & Tactical Controls

Key	Tactical Action
Q	Kill Application Interlock
T	Cycle UI Theme Palettes
Tab	Shift Tactical Focus (Forward)
Shift+Tab	Shift Tactical Focus (Backward)
Arrow Keys	Spatial Navigation Grid
X	Enter/Exit Transcendence View
F	Toggle Data Freeze (Cryo-lock)
? / H	Toggle Tactical Overlay (Help)

🌀 Transcendence Interaction

When inside a full-screen panel:

• M — Toggle View Mode (Cinematic vs. Developer)
• R — Toggle Sampling Rate (Precision Pulse)
• S — Cycle Scaling Mode (Absolute vs. Auto)
• Esc — Return to Master View

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💎 Theming

Pulse comes with 6 curated high-contrast themes to match your terminal's vibe: Nord • Dracula • Monokai • Dark • Solarized • Gruvbox

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📜 License

MIT © Fatin Ishraq