A real-time Linux process and thread-level task profiler reading live kernel telemetry from /proc. A lightweight Linux alternative to Sysinternals PsList for inspecting active processes, per-thread execution states, CPU utilization deltas, memory footprints, scheduling priorities, and context-switch counters.

Key features:

• Reads /proc/<pid>/stat, /proc/<pid>/status, /proc/<pid>/cmdline, and /proc/meminfo to measure live per-process CPU% across kernel jiffy ticks, Resident Set Size (RSS), Virtual Memory (VSZ), Shared memory, owner UID, and thread counts.
• Drills down into /proc/<pid>/task/<tid>/{stat,status,comm} for any selected process to display every thread ID (TID), thread name, state (R/S/D/Z/T/I), per-thread CPU%, priority, nice value, CPU core affinity, and voluntary vs non-voluntary context switches.
• Renders live Top CPU and Top Memory consumer bar charts alongside system-wide thread state distribution metrics.
• Supports instant keyword filtering, live auto-refresh intervals, and full process + thread snapshot exports to CSV and JSON.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation or Sysinternals.