all-smi

all-smi is a command-line utility for monitoring GPU and NPU hardware across multiple systems. It provides a real-time view of accelerator utilization, memory usage, temperature, power consumption, and other metrics. The tool is designed to be a cross-platform alternative to nvidia-smi, with support for NVIDIA GPUs, AMD GPUs, NVIDIA Jetson platforms, Apple Silicon GPUs, Intel Gaudi NPUs, Google Cloud TPUs, Tenstorrent NPUs, Rebellions NPUs, and Furiosa NPUs.

The application presents a terminal-based user interface with cluster overview, interactive sorting, and both local and remote monitoring capabilities. It also provides an API mode for Prometheus metrics integration.

All-node view (remote mode)

Node view (remote mode)

Installation

Option 1: Install via Homebrew (macOS/Linux)

The easiest way to install all-smi on macOS and Linux is through Homebrew:

brew tap lablup/tap
brew install all-smi

Option 2: Install via Ubuntu PPA

For Ubuntu users, all-smi is available through the official PPA:

# Add the PPA repository
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lablup/backend-ai
sudo apt update

# Install all-smi
sudo apt install all-smi

The PPA provides automatic updates and is maintained for Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy) and 24.04 (Noble).

Option 3: Install via Debian Package

For Debian and other Debian-based distributions, download the .deb package from the releases page:

# Download the latest .deb package (replace VERSION with the actual version)
wget https://github.com/inureyes/all-smi/releases/download/vVERSION/all-smi_VERSION_OS_ARCH.deb
# Example: all-smi_0.7.0_ubuntu24.04.noble_amd64.deb

# Install the package
sudo dpkg -i all-smi_VERSION_OS_ARCH.deb

# If there are dependency issues, fix them with:
sudo apt-get install -f

Option 4: Download Pre-built Binary

Download the latest release from the GitHub releases page:

Go to https://github.com/inureyes/all-smi/releases
Download the appropriate binary for your platform
Extract the archive and place the binary in your $PATH

Option 5: Install from Cargo

Install all-smi through Cargo:

cargo install all-smi

On Linux, you need build dependencies installed first:

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt-get install pkg-config libssl-dev protobuf-compiler

# Fedora/RHEL
sudo dnf install pkg-config openssl-devel protobuf-compiler protobuf-devel

After installation, the binary will be available in your $PATH as all-smi.

Option 6: Build from Source

See Building from Source in the developer documentation.

Usage

Command Overview

# Show help
all-smi --help

# Local monitoring (requires sudo on macOS) - default when no command specified
all-smi
sudo all-smi local

# Remote monitoring (requires API endpoints)
all-smi view --hosts http://node1:9090 http://node2:9090
all-smi view --hostfile hosts.csv

# API mode (expose metrics server)
all-smi api --port 9090

Local Mode (Monitor Local Hardware)

The local mode monitors your local GPUs/NPUs with a terminal-based interface. This is the default when no command is specified.

# Monitor local GPUs (requires sudo on macOS)
all-smi              # Default to local mode
sudo all-smi local   # Explicit local mode

# With custom refresh interval
sudo all-smi local --interval 5

Remote View Mode (Monitor Remote Nodes)

The view mode monitors multiple remote systems that are running in API mode. This mode requires specifying remote endpoints.

# Direct host specification (required)
all-smi view --hosts http://gpu-node1:9090 http://gpu-node2:9090

# Using host file (required)
all-smi view --hostfile hosts.csv --interval 2

Note: The view command requires either --hosts or --hostfile. For local monitoring, use all-smi local instead.

Host file format (CSV):

http://gpu-node1:9090
http://gpu-node2:9090
http://gpu-node3:9090

Platform-Specific Requirements

macOS (Apple Silicon)

No sudo required: Uses native macOS APIs for metrics collection
- Uses IOReport API and Apple SMC directly
- Provides actual temperature readings from SMC sensors
- Run with: all-smi local

Linux with AMD GPUs

Sudo Access Required: AMD GPU monitoring requires sudo to access /dev/dri devices
ROCm Installation: AMD GPU support requires ROCm drivers and libraries
Build Requirements:
- AMD GPU support is available in glibc builds only (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu)
- Not available in musl builds (x86_64-unknown-linux-musl, aarch64-unknown-linux-musl) due to library compatibility
- For static binaries with AMD GPU support, use the glibc builds

Permissions: Add user to video and render groups as an alternative to sudo:

sudo usermod -a -G video,render $USER
# Log out and back in for changes to take effect

Linux with NVIDIA GPUs

No Sudo Required: NVIDIA GPU monitoring works without sudo privileges
Driver Required: NVIDIA proprietary drivers must be installed

Windows

No Sudo Required: GPU and CPU monitoring works without administrator privileges
CPU Temperature Limitations:
- Standard Windows WMI thermal zones (MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature) are not available on all systems
- The application uses a fallback chain to try multiple temperature sources:
  1. ACPI Thermal Zones (standard WMI)
  2. AMD Ryzen Master SDK (AMD CPUs - requires AMD drivers or Ryzen Master)
  3. Intel WMI (Intel CPUs - if chipset drivers support it)
  4. LibreHardwareMonitor WMI (any CPU - if LibreHardwareMonitor is running)
- If temperature is not available, it will be shown as "N/A" without error messages
- For best temperature monitoring on Windows, install and run LibreHardwareMonitor in the background

Features

GPU Monitoring

Real-time Metrics: Displays comprehensive GPU information including:
- GPU Name and Driver Version
- Utilization Percentage with color-coded status
- Memory Usage (Used/Total in GB)
- Temperature in Celsius (or Thermal Pressure for Apple Silicon)
- Clock Frequency in MHz
- Power Consumption in Watts (2 decimal precision for Apple Silicon)
Multi-GPU Support: Handles multiple GPUs per system with individual monitoring
Interactive Sorting: Sort GPUs by utilization, memory usage, or default (hostname+index) order
Platform-Specific Features:
- NVIDIA: PCIe info, performance states (P0–P15), thermal thresholds (slowdown/shutdown/max-operating/acoustic), power limits, vGPU SR-IOV monitoring, MIG (Multi-Instance GPU) monitoring with per-instance utilization and memory metrics, hardware details (NUMA node, GSP firmware mode and version, NvLink remote endpoint classification, GPM SM occupancy and memory bandwidth utilization)
- AMD: VRAM/GTT memory tracking, fan speed monitoring, GPU process detection with fdinfo
- NVIDIA Jetson: DLA utilization monitoring
- Apple Silicon: ANE power monitoring, thermal pressure levels
- Intel Gaudi NPUs: AIP utilization monitoring, HBM memory tracking, device variant detection (PCIe/OAM/UBB)
- Google Cloud TPUs: Support for TPU v2-v7/Ironwood, HBM memory tracking, libtpu/JAX integration
- Tenstorrent NPUs: Real-time telemetry via luwen library, board-specific TDP calculations
- Rebellions NPUs: Performance state monitoring, KMD version tracking, device status
- Furiosa NPUs: Per-core PE utilization, power governor modes, firmware version tracking

CPU Monitoring

Comprehensive CPU Metrics:
- Real-time CPU utilization with per-socket breakdown
- Core and thread counts
- Frequency monitoring (P+E format for Apple Silicon)
- Temperature and power consumption
Apple Silicon Enhanced:
- P-core and E-core utilization tracking
- P-cluster and E-cluster frequency monitoring
- Integrated GPU core count

Memory Monitoring

System Memory Tracking:
- Total, used, available, and free memory
- Memory utilization percentage
- Swap space monitoring
- Linux: Buffer and cache memory tracking
Visual Indicators: Color-coded memory usage bars

Process Monitoring

Enhanced GPU Process View:
- Process ID (PID) and Parent PID
- Process Name and Command Line
- GPU Memory Usage with per-column coloring
- CPU usage percentage
- User and State Information
Advanced Features:
- Mouse click sorting on column headers
- Multi-criteria sorting (PID, memory, GPU memory, CPU usage)
- Per-column color coding for better visibility
- Full process tree integration

Chassis/Node-Level Monitoring

System-Wide Power Tracking:
- Total chassis power consumption (CPU+GPU+ANE combined)
- Individual power component breakdown
- Real-time power efficiency monitoring
Thermal Monitoring:
- Thermal pressure levels (Apple Silicon)
- Inlet/outlet temperature tracking (BMC-enabled servers)
- Fan speed monitoring with per-fan granularity
Platform-Specific Features:
- Apple Silicon: CPU, GPU, ANE power breakdown with thermal pressure
- Server systems: BMC sensor integration for comprehensive thermal monitoring

Cluster Management

Note: The Cluster Overview Dashboard, Live Statistics History, and Tabbed Interface appear only in remote mode (when --hosts or --hostfile is specified). Local mode replaces these with a compact two-line host summary bar showing hostname, CPU model, architecture, uptime, and live sparkline metrics (CPU%, GPU%, RAM, power, temperature).

Cluster Overview Dashboard: Real-time statistics showing:
- Total nodes and GPUs across the cluster
- Average utilization and memory usage
- Temperature statistics with standard deviation
- Total and average power consumption
- Per-node LED grid (rendered beside the overview cards): one dot per node, colored by GPU utilization, with filled/hollow/crossed symbols for selected/connected/disconnected states
Live Statistics History: Full-width braille sparkline panel showing GPU and CPU utilization, memory, and temperature side by side
Tabbed Interface: Switch between "All" view and individual host tabs
Adaptive Update Intervals:
- Local monitoring: 1 second (Apple Silicon) or 2 seconds (others)
- 1-10 remote nodes: 3 seconds
- 11-50 nodes: 4 seconds
- 51-100 nodes: 5 seconds
- 101+ nodes: 6 seconds

Cross-Platform Support

Linux:
- NVIDIA GPUs via NVML and nvidia-smi (fallback)
- AMD GPUs (Radeon and Instinct) via ROCm and libamdgpu_top library
  - Real-time VRAM and GTT memory monitoring
  - GPU process detection with memory usage tracking
  - Temperature, power consumption, frequency, and fan speed metrics
  - Requires sudo access to /dev/dri devices (glibc builds only)
- CPU monitoring via /proc filesystem
- Memory monitoring with detailed statistics
- Intel Gaudi NPUs (Gaudi 1/2/3) via hl-smi with background process monitoring
- Google Cloud TPUs (v2-v7/Ironwood) via libtpu with JAX/Python integration
- Tenstorrent NPUs (Grayskull, Wormhole, Blackhole) via luwen library
- Rebellions NPUs (ATOM, ATOM+, ATOM Max) via rbln-stat
- Furiosa NPUs (RNGD) via furiosa-smi
macOS:
- Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) GPUs monitoring
- Native APIs: IOReport, SMC for no-sudo operation
- ANE (Apple Neural Engine) power tracking
- Actual CPU/GPU temperature readings from SMC sensors
- Thermal pressure monitoring
- P/E core architecture support
NVIDIA Jetson:
- Special support for Tegra-based systems
- DLA (Deep Learning Accelerator) monitoring

Remote Monitoring

Multi-Host Support: Monitor up to 256+ remote systems simultaneously
Connection Management: Optimized networking with:
- Connection pooling (200 idle connections per host)
- Concurrent connection limiting (64 max)
- Automatic retry with exponential backoff
- TCP keepalive for persistent connections
- Connection staggering to prevent overload
Storage Monitoring: Disk usage information for all hosts
High Availability: Resilient to connection failures with automatic recovery

Interactive UI

Enhanced Controls:
- Keyboard: Arrow keys, Page Up/Down, Tab switching
- Mouse: Click column headers to sort (process view)
- Sorting: 'd' (default), 'u' (utilization), 'g' (GPU memory), 'p' (PID), 'm' (memory), 'c' (CPU)
- Filtering: 'f' (toggle GPU process filter - show only processes with GPU memory usage)
- Interface: '1'/'h' (help), 'q' (quit), ESC (close help)
Visual Design:
- Color-coded status: Green (≤60%), Yellow (60-80%), Red (>80%)
- Per-column coloring in process view
- Responsive layout adapting to terminal size
- Double-buffered rendering for flicker-free display
Help System: Context-sensitive help with all keyboard shortcuts

Development & Testing

Mock Server: Built-in mock server for testing and development
- Simulates realistic GPU clusters with 8 GPUs per node
- Configurable port ranges for multiple instances
- Failure simulation for resilience testing
- Platform-specific metric generation (NVIDIA, AMD, Apple Silicon, Jetson, Intel Gaudi, Google TPU, Tenstorrent, Rebellions, Furiosa)
- Background metric updates with realistic variations
- Set ALL_SMI_MOCK_VGPU=1 to simulate NVIDIA vGPU SR-IOV data without real vGPU hardware
- Set ALL_SMI_MOCK_MIG=1 to simulate NVIDIA MIG (Multi-Instance GPU) data without MIG hardware
- Set ALL_SMI_MOCK_HARDWARE_DETAILS=1 to include extended NVIDIA hardware detail metrics (NUMA node ID, GSP firmware mode/version, NvLink remote endpoint types, GPM SM occupancy/memory bandwidth utilization, thermal thresholds, P-state); omitted by default to simulate older drivers that do not expose these APIs
Performance Optimized:
- Template-based response generation
- Efficient memory management
- Minimal CPU overhead

API Mode (Prometheus Metrics)

Expose hardware metrics in Prometheus format for integration with monitoring systems:

# Start API server on TCP port
all-smi api --port 9090

# Custom update interval (default: 3 seconds)
all-smi api --port 9090 --interval 5

# Include process information
all-smi api --port 9090 --processes

# Unix Domain Socket support (Unix only)
all-smi api --socket                              # Default path
all-smi api --socket /custom/path.sock            # Custom path
all-smi api --port 9090 --socket                  # TCP + UDS simultaneously
all-smi api --port 0 --socket                     # UDS only (disable TCP)

# Access via Unix socket
curl --unix-socket /tmp/all-smi.sock http://localhost/metrics

Unix Domain Socket Details:

Default paths: /tmp/all-smi.sock (macOS), /var/run/all-smi.sock or /tmp/all-smi.sock (Linux)
Socket permissions are set to 0600 for security (owner-only access)
Socket file is automatically cleaned up on shutdown
Currently Unix-only (Linux, macOS); Windows support pending Rust ecosystem maturity

Metrics are available at http://localhost:9090/metrics (TCP) or via Unix socket and include comprehensive hardware monitoring for:

GPUs: Utilization, memory, temperature, power, frequency (NVIDIA, AMD, Apple Silicon, Intel Gaudi, Google TPU, Tenstorrent)
NVIDIA hardware details: NUMA node ID, GSP firmware mode and version, NvLink remote endpoint type per active link, GPM SM occupancy and memory bandwidth utilization (all omitted when the driver does not support the underlying API)
NVIDIA vGPUs: Per-vGPU utilization, framebuffer memory, scheduler state, and SR-IOV host mode (emitted only on vGPU-enabled hosts)
NVIDIA MIG: Per-GPU MIG mode status and per-MIG-instance utilization, framebuffer memory used/total (emitted only on MIG-enabled hosts)
CPUs: Utilization, frequency, temperature, power (with P/E core metrics for Apple Silicon)
Memory: System and swap memory statistics
Storage: Disk usage information
Chassis: Node-level power consumption, thermal pressure, inlet/outlet temperatures, fan speeds
Processes: GPU process metrics including AMD fdinfo-based tracking (with --processes flag)

For a complete list of all available metrics, see API.md.

Quick Start with Make Commands

For development and testing, you can use the provided Makefile:

# Run local monitoring
make local

# Run remote view mode with hosts file
make remote

# Start mock server for testing
make mock

# Build release version
make release

# Run tests
make test

Library API

all-smi can also be used as a Rust library for building custom monitoring tools or integrating hardware metrics into your applications.

Add Dependency

Add to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
all-smi = "0.15"

Basic Usage

use all_smi::{AllSmi, Result};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    // Initialize with auto-detection
    let smi = AllSmi::new()?;

    // Get all GPU/NPU information
    for gpu in smi.get_gpu_info() {
        println!("{}: {}% utilization, {:.1}W",
            gpu.name, gpu.utilization, gpu.power_consumption);
    }

    // Get CPU information
    for cpu in smi.get_cpu_info() {
        println!("{}: {:.1}% utilization", cpu.cpu_model, cpu.utilization);
    }

    // Get memory information
    for mem in smi.get_memory_info() {
        println!("Memory: {:.1}% used", mem.utilization);
    }

    Ok(())
}

Using the Prelude

For convenience, import all common types:

use all_smi::prelude::*;

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    let smi = AllSmi::new()?;

    // Types like GpuInfo, CpuInfo, MemoryInfo are available
    let gpus: Vec<GpuInfo> = smi.get_gpu_info();
    println!("Found {} GPU(s)", gpus.len());

    Ok(())
}

Available Methods

Method	Returns	Description
`get_gpu_info()`	`Vec<GpuInfo>`	GPU/NPU metrics (utilization, memory, temp, power)
`get_cpu_info()`	`Vec<CpuInfo>`	CPU metrics (utilization, frequency, temp)
`get_memory_info()`	`Vec<MemoryInfo>`	System memory metrics
`get_process_info()`	`Vec<ProcessInfo>`	GPU process information
`get_chassis_info()`	`Option<ChassisInfo>`	Node-level power and thermal info
`get_vgpu_info()`	`Vec<VgpuHostInfo>`	NVIDIA vGPU host and per-instance metrics (empty on non-vGPU hosts)
`get_mig_info()`	`Vec<MigGpuInfo>`	NVIDIA MIG per-GPU mode status and per-instance metrics (empty on non-MIG hosts)

Configuration

use all_smi::{AllSmi, AllSmiConfig};

let config = AllSmiConfig::new()
    .sample_interval(500)  // 500ms sample interval
    .verbose(true);        // Enable verbose warnings

let smi = AllSmi::with_config(config)?;

Thread Safety

AllSmi is Send + Sync and can be safely shared across threads:

use std::sync::Arc;
use std::thread;

let smi = Arc::new(AllSmi::new()?);

let smi_clone = smi.clone();
thread::spawn(move || {
    let gpus = smi_clone.get_gpu_info();
    // ...
});

For more examples, see examples/library_usage.rs in the repository.

Development

For development documentation including building from source, testing with mock servers, architecture details, and technology stack information, see DEVELOPERS.md.

Testing

For comprehensive testing documentation including unit tests, integration tests, and shell script tests, see TESTING.md.

Quick Test Commands

# Run all unit tests (no sudo required)
cargo test

# Run tests including those requiring sudo (macOS only)
sudo cargo test -- --include-ignored

# Run shell script tests for containers and real-world scenarios
cd tests && make all

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Areas for contribution include:

Platform Support: Additional GPU vendors or operating systems
Features: New metrics, visualization improvements, or monitoring capabilities
Performance: Optimization for larger clusters or resource usage
Documentation: Examples, tutorials, or API documentation

Please submit pull requests or open issues for bugs, feature requests, or questions.

Acknowledgments

This project is being developed with tremendous help from Claude Code and Gemini CLI. These AI-powered development tools have been instrumental in accelerating the development process, improving code quality, and implementing complex features across multiple hardware platforms.

The journey of building all-smi with AI assistance has been a fascinating exploration of how domain expertise guides AI capabilities. From the initial three-day Rust learning sprint with Google AI Studio and ChatGPT to the recent development with Gemini CLI and Claude Code, this project demonstrates that the boundary of AI coding capability is tightly bound by the expertise of the person guiding it. Read the full development story here.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
See the LICENSE file for details.

Changelog

Recent Updates

v0.21.0 (upcoming): BREAKING: Rename Prometheus GPU labels index→gpu_index and uuid→gpu_uuid across all NVIDIA-specific metrics (pcie, thermal thresholds, performance state, hardware details, vGPU, MIG); also rename index→npu_index and uuid→npu_uuid across all non-NVIDIA NPU exporters (Tenstorrent, Rebellions, Furiosa, Gaudi, Google TPU) and NPU mock templates; remote parser accepts both old and new label names for backward compatibility during migration. Add NVIDIA vGPU SR-IOV monitoring — per-vGPU utilization, framebuffer memory, scheduler state, and host mode exported as Prometheus metrics; TUI renders per-GPU vGPU sub-sections; remote parser reconstructs vGPU view from scraped metrics; mock server can simulate vGPU data via ALL_SMI_MOCK_VGPU=1. Add NVIDIA extended thermal monitoring — slowdown, shutdown, max-operating, and acoustic temperature thresholds exported as Prometheus metrics; TUI shows per-GPU thermal row with proximity highlighting (yellow within 5°C of slowdown, red within 2°C of shutdown); P-state (P0–P15) surfaced in TUI and metrics; all fields degrade gracefully to None on older drivers or non-NVIDIA hardware. Add NVIDIA MIG (Multi-Instance GPU) monitoring — per-GPU MIG mode status and per-MIG-instance SM utilization, memory bandwidth utilization, and framebuffer used/total bytes exported as Prometheus metrics; TUI renders MIG instances as nested rows under each parent GPU; remote parser reconstructs MIG view from scraped metrics; mock server can simulate MIG data via ALL_SMI_MOCK_MIG=1. Add NVIDIA extended hardware details — NUMA node ID, GSP firmware mode and version, NvLink remote endpoint classification per active link, and GPM SM occupancy and memory bandwidth utilization exported as Prometheus metrics; TUI shows compact HW row per GPU with NUMA node, GSP state, and NvLink count; all fields degrade gracefully to absent on older drivers, non-NVIDIA hardware, or hosts without NUMA topology
v0.20.1 (2026/04/10): Fix local header metric row jitter by using fixed-width formatted fields; auto-promote pre-release to release in CI
v0.20.0 (2026/04/10): Redesign local-mode TUI with Activity panel featuring braille sparklines, CPU per-core view, host summary bar, and per-node LED grid; add Apple M5 Pro/Max Super core (S-CPU) support
v0.19.0 (2026/04/08): Fix Apple Silicon SMC float decoding to restore real CPU/GPU die temperatures, cache platform detection to avoid per-frame system_profiler on macOS, and fix TIME+/Command column alignment in process list
v0.18.1 (2026/04/08): Fix TUI responsiveness over SSH with non-blocking flush, eliminate 1-second per-frame stall from RuntimeEnvironment::detect(), drain key events after render, and cache per-frame filesystem reads
v0.18.0 (2026/04/07): Reduce TUI idle CPU with event-driven wakeups, snapshot-based rendering, cached view data, and trimmed hot-path overhead; fix scroll calculation and render throttle for cursor/scroll input
v0.17.6 (2026/04/06): Bump hyper 1.9, nvml-wrapper 0.12.1, libamdgpu_top 0.11.3 and update GitHub Actions to Node.js 24
v0.17.5 (2026/03/29): Bump dependencies including nvml-wrapper 0.12 and fix yanked uds_windows
v0.17.4 (2026/03/29): Feature-gate CLI/TUI deps behind cli feature for lighter library builds, fix Furiosa RNGD support for latest SDK & driver APIs
v0.17.3 (2026/03/04): Fix multi-GPU process duplication, upgrade breaking dependencies (rand, reqwest, sysinfo, whoami)
v0.17.2 (2026/02/08): Fix file descriptor leaks in Jetson, Tenstorrent, and NVIDIA readers by using global system instance
v0.17.1 (2026/02/08): Fix file descriptor leak in API mode by reusing resource handles
v0.17.0 (2026/01/13): Add GPU process filter toggle ('f' key) and improve process list sort stability
v0.16.0 (2026/01/04): Add proper library API for external Rust projects with high-level AllSmi client, unified error handling, and comprehensive documentation
v0.15.2 (2026/01/02): Fix Rebellions NPU detection compatibility with rbln SDK 2.0.x
v0.15.1 (2025/12/31): Fix memory leak in IOReportIterator on Apple Silicon by properly releasing CFDictionaryRef
v0.15.0 (2025/12/31): Add Unix Domain Socket support for API mode, Windows CPU temperature fallback chain, binary size optimization, and repository organization change
v0.14.0 (2025/12/25): Add Windows x64 build target, native macOS APIs for no-sudo monitoring, chassis/node-level power monitoring, and remove legacy powermetrics
v0.13.1 (2025/12/23): Upgrade tonic/prost to 0.14, wmi to 0.18, libloading to 0.9, and optimize build dependencies
v0.13.0 (2025/12/23): Add Google Cloud TPU monitoring support (v2-v7/Ironwood), optimize CPU utilization with improved polling and rendering
v0.12.0 (2025/12/07): Add Windows build support, fix AMD GPU dependencies in Dockerfile builder stage
v0.11.0 (2025/11/25): Add Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerator support, unified AI acceleration library naming for cross-platform consistency, GPU/NPU reader caching optimization for performance, and AMD GPU driver version extraction
v0.10.0 (2025/11/21): Add AMD GPU support with ROCm/libamdgpu_top integration, comprehensive security and performance review with critical fixes, refactor data collection with Strategy pattern, enhanced parsing macros, and Linux-only NPU support
v0.9.0 (2025/08/29): Separate local/remote monitoring commands, Backend.AI cluster auto-discovery, modular refactoring for better maintainability, and Prometheus metric fixes
v0.8.0 (2025/08/08): Container-aware resource monitoring, enhanced ARM CPU frequency detection, UI improvements for process list, license change to Apache 2.0, and PPA build enhancements
v0.7.2 (2025/08/06): Reorganize man page location in release archives, add GPU core count for Apple Silicon, animated loading progress bar, and fix display issues
v0.7.1 (2025/08/03): Add manpage for Debian/Ubuntu package, updated installation guide with PPA support, and fixed debian_build workflow
v0.7.0 (2025/08/02): Add Furiosa RNGD NPU support, Debian/Ubuntu PPA packaging, scrolling device names, and improved CI/CD workflows
v0.6.3 (2025/07/28): Add Rebellions ATOM NPU support with secure container monitoring
v0.6.2 (2025/07/25): Added multi-segment bar visualization with stacked memory display, CPU temperature for Linux, CPU cache detection, per-core CPU metrics, and fixed-width CPU display formatting
v0.6.1 (2025/07/19): Fixed multi-node view hanging, improved hostname handling, optimized network fetch, and updated Ubuntu release workflows
v0.6.0 (2025/07/18): Added Tenstorrent NPU support, improved UI alignment and terminal resize handling, modularized API metrics, and enhanced disk filtering
v0.5.0 (2025/07/12): Enhanced Apple Silicon support with ANE power in watts, P+E frequency display, thermal pressure text, interactive process sorting, and configurable PowerMetrics intervals
v0.4.3 (2025/07/11): Fix P-CPU/E-CPU gauges for all Apple Silicon variants (M1/M2/M3/M4) including M1 Pro hybrid format
v0.4.2 (2025/07/10): Eliminate PowerMetrics temp file growth with in-memory buffer, Homebrew installation support
v0.4.1 (2025/07/10): Mock server improvements, efficient Apple Silicon and NVidia GPU support
v0.4.0 (2025/07/08): Architectural refactoring, Smart sudo detection and comprehensive unit testing
v0.3.3 (2025/07/07): CPU, Memory, and ANE support, and UI fixes
v0.3.2 (2025/07/06): Cargo.toml for publishing and release process
v0.3.1 (2025/07/06): GitHub actions and Dockerfile, and UI fixes
v0.3.0 (2025/07/06): Multi-architecture support, optimized space allocation, enhanced UI
v0.2.2 (2025/07/06): GPU sorting functionality with hotkeys
v0.2.1 (2025/07/05): Help system improvements and code refactoring
v0.2.0 (2025/07/05): Remote monitoring and cluster management features
v0.1.1 (2025/07/04): ANE (Apple Neural Engine) support, page navigation keys, and scrolling fixes
v0.1.0 (2024/08/11): Initial release with local GPU monitoring

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all-smi

Installation

Option 1: Install via Homebrew (macOS/Linux)

Option 2: Install via Ubuntu PPA

Option 3: Install via Debian Package

Option 4: Download Pre-built Binary

Option 5: Install from Cargo

Option 6: Build from Source

Usage

Command Overview

Local Mode (Monitor Local Hardware)

Remote View Mode (Monitor Remote Nodes)

Platform-Specific Requirements

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Linux with AMD GPUs

Linux with NVIDIA GPUs

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CPU Monitoring

Memory Monitoring

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Remote Monitoring

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API Mode (Prometheus Metrics)

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