.NET Aspire 13.2 introduces detached mode, allowing AppHost processes to run in the background via `aspire start` (shorthand for `aspire run --detach`). This frees the terminal immediately, enabling developers to run commands like `aspire describe`, `aspire logs`, and `aspire ps` in the same session. New process management commands (`aspire ps`, `aspire stop`) let you list and stop running AppHosts. The feature is particularly useful for CI/CD pipelines, constrained environments, and coding agents that need to start an app, inspect its state, and shut it down sequentially without blocking the terminal.
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