procs is a modern replacement for the traditional ps command, built in Rust to deliver a significantly better user experience. Instead of cryptic process listings, you get colored, human-readable output that automatically adapts to your terminal's background theme.

Key capabilities include:

Rich visual output with automatic theme detection and color coding for easy scanning
Intelligent search across multiple columns with support for both text and numeric keywords
Advanced information not available in standard ps: TCP/UDP ports, read/write throughput, Docker container names, and detailed memory metrics
Watch mode for continuous monitoring similar to top, with keyboard controls for sorting and filtering
Tree view displaying process dependencies and hierarchical relationships
Pager integration for handling large process lists
Cross-platform support on Linux, macOS, Windows, and FreeBSD

The tool supports flexible search operations including AND, OR, NAND, and NOR logic between keywords. You can sort by any column in ascending or descending order, and Docker container information displays automatically when you have daemon access. Installation is straightforward through multiple package managers including Homebrew, Cargo, Snap, and native Windows package managers.