Grove
A Mac menu bar app that runs your dev servers for you and your AI agent alike
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If you or your coding agent keep several worktrees running at once, Candle keeps each one's dev servers and logs apart without containers or a wall of terminal tabs.
Candle is an MIT-licensed command-line tool by Andy Fischer for starting and watching the local services a project needs during development. Processes run in the background, are tied to the project directory, and are listed, started and tailed only for the folder you are in, so separate git worktrees keep separate sets. State and logs live in a SQLite database. It is built with AI agents in mind, guarding against commands that would block them, and adds small helpers for checking ports and opening a browser. Installs via Homebrew on Mac and Linux.
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