[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"PowerShell (reliable) confirms TWO runservers: 36512 (my spawn) and 7908 (unknown). So the duplication is real, not a wmic artifact. One Popen call → two processes with the same command line?\n\nExplanation: **`web/manage.py runserver` without --noreload spawns a child**... we DO pass --noreload. Hmm.\n\nWait — is 7908 perhaps a leftover from before (\"port clear\" but process alive without port)? After killing, port was clear and wmic showed nothing. Then I spawned ONE (36512) and now there's 7908 too. Did 7908 get spawned by... healthcheck? No restart flag.\n\nHold on — the watchdog! Did a watchdog survive? \"no web processes left\" after cleanup... but then I spawned only runserver. UNLESS the phantom is spawned BY the runserver: Django's StatReloader... --noreload disables it. But wait — maybe 7908 is the child that the DETACHED_PROCESS Popen creates as a console-less process and... no, Popen creates exactly one process.\n\nAlternative: my healthcheck.py ran and found server healthy (it did — \"healthy, 20 routes OK\"), no restart.\n\nHmm, what about the Bash tool wrapper spawning the python -c twice? The output \"server PID: 36512\" printed once.\n\nLet me look at 7908's parent PID and creation time — that will identify who spawned it.","signature":""},{"type":"text","text":"Two runservers again — PowerShell confirms it's real, not a wmic artifact. Let me find who spawned the phantom by checking its parent and start time."},{"type":"tool_use","id":"Bash_147","name":"Bash","input":{"command":"powershell -c \"Get-CimInstance Win32_Process -Filter \\\"Name='python.exe'\\\" | Where-Object {\\$_.CommandLine -match 'runserver|watchdog'} | Select-Object ProcessId, ParentProcessId, CreationDate, CommandLine | Format-List\"","description":"Get parent PID and creation time of runserver processes"},"extra_content":null}]