local-uislisted

# Local UIs Discover what is serving now instead of relying on a hard-coded port list. ## Run ```bash python3 scan_uis.py ``` Use `--no-open` to create the launcher without opening it, or `--json` for machine-readable results. The scanner: 1. reads TCP listeners with `lsof`; 2. limits probes to services reachable through `127.0.0.1`; 3. performs short HTTP probes in parallel; 4. records response status, page title, process name, and PID; 5. writes `~/.local/state/local-uis/dashboard.html`. ## Interpret results - 2xx and 3xx responses are available. - 401 and 403 responses show a live service that requires authentication. - Other 4xx and 5xx responses are reachable but unhealthy or not serving a root page. - The dashboard is a snapshot. Re-run the scan before making a current-state claim. ## Safety - The tool does not probe other hosts or non-loopback addresses. - A service bound to all interfaces may still be externally reachable; this scanner does not establish network isolation. - Page titles and process metadata can be sensitive. Do not publish the generated dashboard without review. - Do not treat an HTTP response as proof that the application behind it is healthy. On macOS the dashboard opens with `open`; on Linux it uses `xdg-open` when available.