🔗 Portman: Your friendly port manager

Portman gives macOS users a straightforward way to manage their local TCP ports. With a single command, portman <port>, it identifies which process is using a specific port, letting developers quickly resolve conflicts. This tool, built in Go, can be installed easily via Homebrew, and it works by utilizing lsof to retrieve process details. Whether working with Apple Silicon or Intel Macs, Portman is designed to streamline the troubleshooting of port issues in development environments. The initial release, v0.1.0, already sets the groundwork, with future updates planned for more capabilities, including JSON output and Linux support. This project not only demonstrates practical development but also enhances CLI design knowledge for the creator.