zxdl top displays real-time or summary metrics for active zxdl scripts — similar to top for system processes, but scoped to zxdl-managed jobs.
When you execute the command (typically via zxdl --top or similar syntax depending on your environment), you are presented with a dynamic, updating dashboard. Here is how to read the tea leaves: zxdl script top
To get the most out of your top experience, keep these three habits in mind: zxdl top displays real-time or summary metrics for
At its core, the ZXDL Script Top is a utility designed to list the currently running script instances and their consumption of system resources. Unlike the standard Linux top, which shows every daemon and background process under the sun, the ZXDL variant is a focused lens. It filters out the noise to show you one thing: How your logic is behaving. Unlike the standard Linux top , which shows
It answers the critical questions: