A fast replacement for the Windows 11 Task Manager, written in Rust.
Suprvisor was born out of frustration with the Windows' Task Manager. It takes a while to open, sorting columns is slow, and search is unbelievably sluggish as soon as you have heavy processes running in the background.
Being someone that often runs hefty VFX/CGI work on my machine, I needed an efficient way of monitoring VRAM, of quickly terminating processes (yes, you can drag to select multiple), and overall be able to monitor which process takes up performance.
It also needed to feel native, as even though it was vibe'd in an afternoon with Opus 5.5, I never want to feel like the software I interact with on a daily basis is slop.
For now, it is still very barebones — it improves upon the original Task Manager in some ways (VRAM, PID, overall performance), but is still lacking in some nicher areas (Performance tab not being as detailed, for example). I'm hoping to add those features incrementally in the future, though as long as they do not affect my daily routine, I doubt I will pay much attention to them for a while.