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@mtuska/ue-trace-mcp

v0.5.1

Published

MCP server for LLM-driven Unreal Engine .utrace profiling. Wraps the headless TraceDigest UE Program and manages a long-lived daemon per trace.

Readme

mcp-server

TypeScript MCP server that exposes the TraceDigest UE binary as LLM-queryable tools. Mirrors the action-keyed tool pattern (one outer tool trace, many inner actions: digest, timeline, frames, compare).

Setup

npm install
npm run build

Point the server at your built TraceDigest binary via TRACE_DIGEST_BIN:

export TRACE_DIGEST_BIN=/path/to/UE/Engine/Binaries/Linux/TraceDigest
npm start

MCP client configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ue-trace": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/ue-trace-mcp/mcp-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "TRACE_DIGEST_BIN": "/path/to/UE/Engine/Binaries/Linux/TraceDigest"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tool surface

One tool: trace. The action field discriminates:

// per-event aggregate stats
{ "action": "digest", "file": "/abs/foo.utrace", "prefix": "Zombie_", "limit": 200 }

// every instance of one event
{ "action": "timeline", "file": "/abs/foo.utrace", "event": "Zombie_StepLocomotion", "frameRange": [100, 200] }

// per-frame totals
{ "action": "frames", "file": "/abs/foo.utrace", "sortBy": "duration_ms", "limit": 50 }

// rank events by P95 delta across two traces
{ "action": "compare", "fileA": "/abs/a.utrace", "fileB": "/abs/b.utrace", "prefix": "Zombie_", "threshold": 0.05 }

Caching

Parsed-trace JSON is cached in memory under (absolute_path, mtime_ms, variant). Repeated identical tool calls (same file, same args) skip the binary entirely. Cache size: 5 by default; tune via TRACE_CACHE_SIZE.

When a .utrace file is overwritten (mtime bumps), all cache entries for that file invalidate automatically on the next lookup.

Dev

npm run dev          # tsx, hot-reload
npm test             # vitest, in-process, no UE required
npm run test:watch

Tests stub the binary with tests/mock-bin.mjs so they run anywhere Node 18+ is installed.