Forty worktrees. Twelve running.
Three you actually need.
Clueprint keeps the whole sprawl on one screen - and tells you which part is safe to let go.
Everything running, in one list
Grouped by project and branch, with live CPU and memory per stack. Click a port pill and you're on the site that worktree is serving.
Running
6worktrees
CPU
7.4%
peak 11.2% · 4m ago
Memory
2.4GB
Done, still running
1finished 3h ago · 0.1 core-h
Stop it →
~/Work/fernwood-app~/Work/tidepool~/Work/fernwood-blog~/Work/copperbeam› 20 macOS & app listeners hidden - they belong to the system or apps like ChatGPT and Claude, not your projects
Lives in your menu bar
The full picture is one click away - running counts, CPU, memory, and every stack, without opening a window.
It knows when it's not your fault
Fans spinning? Clueprint compares your worktrees against the whole machine and names the real culprits - so you stop killing dev servers that were never the problem.
Cleanup that can't hurt you
Every action re-verifies against a fresh scan. Dirty or unpushed worktrees are never removed - and abandoned projects get archived, moved aside with every file intact.
It sweats the small stuff
Six little touches that add up to a much calmer Mac.
Clickable port links
Jump straight to laravel.test, :5173, wherever a worktree is serving.
Agent sessions
Sees which branches still have a Claude or Codex chat attached.
Hand-off cleanup
Send a messy worktree back to your agent - CLI or app.
wp-env decoding
Those md5 container names? Mapped back to their real projects.
Menu bar readout
CPU, memory, or running count - pick your glanceable.
Archive, never delete
Abandoned projects move aside with every file intact.
Every branch, every project, every agent chat
Filter your worktrees by running, dirty, merged, abandoned - or by which ones still have a Claude or Codex session attached. Then hand the messy ones straight back to your agent.
~/Work/fernwood-app···~/Work/tidepool···~/Work/fernwood-blog···~/Work/solo/marmalade···30 more projects with worktrees below - scroll, or pick one in the sidebar.
