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Safely write and run eBPF tracing scripts for Linux kernel observability.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "ebpf-mcp-tracer" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Generate a safe bpftrace script within the allowed probes to measure block device request latency distribution, run it for 30 seconds, and summarize possible performance bottlenecks.
Returns an executable bpftrace script, constrained execution results, and a brief analysis of disk latency hotspots.
Write a bpftrace script to trace the most frequent system calls and their latency for a target process, limit execution to 20 seconds, and use only allowlisted probes.
Outputs a safe script, syscall frequency and latency statistics, and highlights suspicious high-cost calls.
Generate a bpftrace script to observe TCP connection open and close events, run it under safety constraints, and summarize connection counts and unusual patterns.
Provides a network event tracing script, sampled execution results, and an overview of abnormal connection behavior.
Observe and control Trackio experiments for analysis and debugging.
Diagnose Linux systems and control desktop hardware with compact, safe JSON output.
Monitor and optimize Linux kernel metrics via MCP with human-consent safeguards.
Connect AI agents to E2b tools and services through a standardized MCP interface.
Analyze Linux perf data and pinpoint performance bottlenecks with typed commands.
Run offline behavioral regression tests and semantic output checks for LLMs.