eunomia-bpf/MCPtrace

MCP server: using eBPF to tracing your kernel

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Emerging

This tool helps Site Reliability Engineers, DevOps teams, and system administrators debug complex Linux kernel issues by allowing an AI assistant to generate and execute kernel traces. You describe the problem in natural language, and the AI translates that into executable tracing scripts using `bpftrace`. The output provides insights into system behavior, like which processes are opening files or slow disk operations.

Use this if you need to debug intricate Linux kernel problems but lack deep eBPF expertise, and you want to leverage an AI assistant to generate the necessary tracing commands securely.

Not ideal if you need real-time streaming of trace results, require persistent storage of your tracing sessions, or prefer to write `bpftrace` scripts manually without AI assistance.

kernel-debugging system-troubleshooting performance-monitoring devops site-reliability
No Package No Dependents
Maintenance 10 / 25
Adoption 8 / 25
Maturity 15 / 25
Community 14 / 25

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Language

Python

License

MIT

Last pushed

Feb 12, 2026

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