Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the MCP Server implemented in Go? A: The MCP Server is a tool designed to analyze Go pprof performance profiles, providing insights into CPU, memory, and goroutine usage.
Q: What are the supported output formats for analysis results? A: The MCP Server supports text, markdown, JSON, and flamegraph-json formats, allowing for flexible analysis output.
Q: How can developers use the flame graph feature?
A: Developers can use the generate_flamegraph tool to create SVG flame graphs, visualizing performance bottlenecks effectively.
Q: Is the interactive Pprof UI available on all operating systems?
A: No, the open_interactive_pprof tool is currently available only for macOS, providing an interactive web UI for performance exploration.
Q: How does the MCP Server integrate with the UBOS platform? A: The MCP Server is part of the UBOS platform, enhancing AI-driven performance profiling and optimization within the ecosystem.
PPROF Analyzer
Project Details
- ZephyrDeng/pprof-analyzer-mcp
- MIT License
- Last Updated: 4/16/2025
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