Headless Eclipse MAT MCP server for Java heap dump analysis
Headless MCP server for Eclipse MAT using direct execution. — Validate MAT launcher and Java runtime availability — Run predefined MAT reports (leak suspects, system overview, etc.) — Execute OQL queries and return inline results — Execute 56 built-in MAT analysis commands (histogram, dominatortree, path2gc, threadoverview, etc.) — Check whether MAT index artifacts exist for a heap dump — Return…
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Headless MCP server for Eclipse MAT using direct execution. — Validate MAT launcher and Java runtime availability — Run predefined MAT reports (leak suspects, system overview, etc.) — Execute OQL queries and return inline results — Execute 56 built-in MAT analysis commands (histogram, dominatortree, path2gc, threadoverview, etc.) — Check whether MAT index artifacts exist for a heap dump — Return OQL parser guidance and supported patterns \* Requires a heap dump (second file). This server…
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