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Identify computational bottlenecks, analyze scaling behavior, estimate memory requirements, and receive optimization recommendations for any computational…

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Identify computational bottlenecks, analyze scaling behavior, estimate memory requirements, and receive optimization recommendations for any computational simulation. Use when simulations are slow, investigating parallel efficiency, planning resource allocation, or seeking performance improvements through timing analysis, scaling studies, memory profiling, or bottleneck detection.

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Skill name
performance-profiling
Description
Identify computational bottlenecks, analyze scaling behavior, estimate memory requirements, and receive optimization recommendations for any computational simulation. Use when simulations are slow, investigating parallel efficiency, planning resource allocation, or seeking performance improvements through timing analysis, scaling studies, memory profiling, or bottleneck detection.
License
MIT
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Read,, Bash,, Write,, Grep,, Glob
Instructions
251 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

Before installing

  • Ships executable scripts
  • Pre-approves some shell commands

Files (7)

  • SKILL.md
  • optimization_strategies.md · references/
  • profiling_guide.md · references/
  • bottleneck_detector.py · scripts/
  • memory_profiler.py · scripts/
  • scaling_analyzer.py · scripts/
  • timing_analyzer.py · scripts/

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Performance Profiling

## Goal

Provide tools to analyze simulation performance, identify bottlenecks, and recommend optimization strategies for computational materials science simulations.

## Requirements

- Python 3.8+
- No external dependencies (uses Python standard library only)
- Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows

## Inputs to Gather

Before running profiling scripts, collect from the user:

| Input | Description | Example |
|-------|-------------|---------|
| Simulation log | Log file with timing information | `simulation.log` |
| Scaling data | JSON with multi-run performance data | `scaling_data.json` |
| Simulation parameters | JSON with mesh, fields, solver config | `params.json` |
| Available memory | System memory in GB (optional) | `16.0` |

## Decision Guidance

### When to Use Each Script

```
Need to identify slow phases?
├── YES → Use timing_analyzer.py
│         └── Parse simulation logs for timing data
│
Need to understand parallel performance?
├── YES → Use scaling_analyzer.py
│         └── Analyze strong or weak scaling efficiency
│
Need to estimate memory requirements?
├── YES → Use memory_profiler.py
│         └── Estimate memory from problem parameters
│
Need optimization recommendations?
└── YES → Use bottleneck_detector.py
          └── Combine analyses and get actionable advice
```

### Choosing Analysis Thresholds

| Metric | Good | Acceptable | Poor |
|--------|------|------------|------|
| Phase dominance | <30% | 30-50% | >50% |
| Parallel efficiency | >0.80 | 0.70-0.80 | <0.70 |
| Memory usage | <60% | 60-80% | >80% |

## Script Outputs (JSON Fields)

| Script | Key Outputs |
|--------|-------------|
| `timing_analyzer.py` | `timing_data.phases`, `timing_data.slowest_phase`, `timing_data.total_time` |
| `scaling_analyzer.py` | `scaling_analysis.results`, `scaling_analysis.efficiency_threshold_processors` |
| `memory_profiler.py` | `memory_profile.total_memory_gb`, `memory_profile.per_process_gb`, `memory_profile.warnings` |
| `bottleneck_detector.py` | `bottlenecks`, `recommendations` |

## Workflow

### Complete Profiling Workflow

1. **Analyze timing** from simulation logs
2. **Analyze scaling** from multi-run data (if available)
3. **Profile memory** from simulation parameters
4. **Detect bottlenecks** and get recommendations
5. **Implement optimizations** based on recommendations
6. **Re-profile** to verify improvements

### Quick Profiling (Timing Only)

1. **Run timing analyzer** on simulation log
2. **Identify dominant phases** (>50% of runtime)
3. **Apply targeted optimizations** to dominant phases

## CLI Examples

### Timing Analysis

```bash
# Basic timing analysis
python3 scripts/timing_analyzer.py \
    --log simulation.log \
    --json

# Custom timing pattern
python3 scripts/timing_analyzer.py \
    --log simulation.log \
    --pattern 'Step\s+(\w+)\s+took\s+([\d.]+)s' \
    --json
```

### Scaling Analysis

```bash
# Strong scaling (fixed problem size)
python3 scripts/scaling_analyzer.py \
    --data scaling_data.json \
    --type strong \
    --json

# Weak scaling (constant work per processor)
python3 scripts/scaling_analyzer.py \
    --data scaling_data.json \
    --type weak \
    --json
```

### Memory Profiling

```bash
# Estimate memory requirements
python3 scripts/memory_profiler.py \
    --params simulation_params.json \
    --available-gb 16.0 \

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