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terminalManage 1.0.13, published by kuyep, is a desktop project-administration utility designed for front-end developers who juggle dozens of local repositories simultaneously. Categorized as a Development Management Tool, it recursively scans a chosen workspace down to four directory levels, auto-discovers every folder that contains package.json, identifies the correct package manager (npm, pnpm or yarn), and presents the results in a hideable card grid. Each card exposes the scripts defined in the corresponding package.json as clickable buttons; running tasks glow green, can be monitored for CPU and memory consumption via 2-second polling, and are terminated with a single KILL command that cleans up the entire child-process tree. Real-time output is rendered through an embedded xterm.js pane that supports ANSI colours, log clearing, path hyperlinks that open directly in VS Code, and one-click AI diagnosis: when an error appears, the surrounding context is sent to a user-selected model (OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini) and the returned explanation is displayed in Markdown. A local proxy keeps API keys on the machine and forwards requests securely. Git operations are likewise accelerated: diff data are sent to the same AI engine, which returns an Angular-style Chinese commit message ready for immediate submission. Node-version conflicts are resolved automatically by reading .nvmrc, .node-version or engines.node, matching the best locally installed runtime with semver, prepending the correct paths, and launching the script in an isolated environment; manual overrides per project are remembered through persistent storage. For testing on external devices, an integrated Cloudflare Tunnel gateway (listening on 127.0.0.1:26324) can expose any running service to the public internet and updates the card with the live URL. The programme is available free of charge on get.nero.com, where Windows users can also fetch the latest build through trusted package sources such as winget and benefit from batch installation of multiple applications.
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