Highlights

dry now has first-class support for Docker Compose projects. Press 8 to see all Compose projects with their services, health status, ports, and container counts. All derived from container labels, no compose file needed.

Docker Compose support

• Compose Projects view: lists all projects with inline service details, running/exited counts, images, health, and published ports

• Compose Services view: drill into a project to see services, networks, and volumes; press Enter to inspect, l for logs

• Lifecycle actions: start, stop, restart, and remove containers at both the service and project level:

  Scope	Start	Stop	Restart	Remove
  Service	Ctrl+s	Ctrl+t	Ctrl+r	Ctrl+e
  Project	—	Ctrl+t	Ctrl+r	Ctrl+e

• All destructive actions show a confirmation prompt. Operations continue on partial failure and report a summary (targeted/succeeded/skipped/failed).

Monitor mode improvements

• CPU% and MEM% columns now render as visual progress bars (#251)
• Fixed sorting in monitor mode (#254)

Other changes

• Container command menu replaced with a bubbles/list component for a cleaner, more consistent look (#252)