# Process Tray

The process tray is where everything that's running surfaces in one place. Local scripts and GitHub Actions workflow runs show up here with live status updates. It sits at the bottom of the screen and opens automatically when something new starts.

Processes and workflow runs are also visible on each project's detail panel, scoped to that project. The tray combines everything across all your projects into a single view.

![Process tray showing running processes and workflow status](/screenshots/docs/process-tray.webp)

## Local Processes

When you run a stack action from the [Command Center](/docs/general/features/command-center), it appears in the tray as a running process with a color-coded status indicator that updates in real time.

Click any process to open its detail modal, which shows the full output as it streams in. From the context menu you can stop a running process or restart it.

![Process detail modal showing command output](/screenshots/docs/process-output.webp)

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When you dispatch a GitHub Actions workflow from DevKeepr, or when a run is detected on one of your projects, it shows up in the tray alongside your local processes.

Workflow runs have an expandable progress breakdown right in the tray. Click the chevron to see each job and its steps, with status indicators and durations. You can track exactly where a workflow is without leaving DevKeepr.

![Workflow run expanded in the tray showing job and step progress](/screenshots/docs/workflow-run.webp)

Open the detail modal for a full overview including branch, trigger event, commit message, run number, and total duration. Failed jobs highlight the exact step that broke, with a direct link to the run on GitHub.

From the context menu you can:

- **Cancel** a running workflow
- **Re-run all jobs** after a failure
- **Re-run failed jobs** only
- **View on GitHub** to open the run in your browser

## Forge Deployments

Forge deployments are visible in the project detail panel, not the process tray. See [Deployment Watcher](/docs/general/features/deployment-watcher) for details on tracking deployments.