Corral is an open-source utility for killing every command your AI agent starts. When an autonomous agent spawns a runaway process tree, Corral gives you one place to see and terminate what it launched instead of hunting through process lists. Aimed at anyone running coding agents locally on their own machine.
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Terminate everything an agent spawned in one action
Inspect the commands an agent started instead of guessing
Run autonomous agents without losing control of your processes
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