await

Tiny single-binary CLI that runs commands in parallel and waits for them to finish.

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await is a small, single-binary command-line tool that runs a list of shell commands in parallel and waits for them to finish, with shell completions and diff-highlighted output watching. It's used for tasks like restarting a service and reconnecting once it's ready, or reacting to file changes, without writing custom scripts. It's aimed at developers and sysadmins on Linux or macOS who want a lightweight parallel command runner.

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