Analyze HTTP / connection activity from a Network trace
analyzeNetworkActivityParses network connections from a .trace file to identify slow requests and data-heavy calls, ranking by duration and bytes for performance analysis.
Instructions
[mg.trace] Parse the network-connections schema from a .trace recorded with a Network template. Returns per-request URL/host, method, status code, response time, bytes in/out. Top-N rankings by duration (which calls blocked the user) and by bytes (which calls bloat the budget) plus per-host aggregates surfacing chatty SDKs. v1.14+.
Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| tracePath | Yes | Absolute path to a `.trace` bundle recorded with a Network template (`xcrun xctrace record --template 'Network Profile' --attach <app|pid>`). | |
| topN | No | Return the top N rows for each ranking dimension (by-duration + by-bytes). Default 10. | |
| minBytes | No | Filter out connections that transferred fewer than this many bytes (in + out combined). Useful for cutting tiny pings out of the by-bytes view. | |
| outputFormat | No | Response format. Omitted or `json` (default, preserves v1.8 behavior) returns JSON.stringify of the result. `markdown` renders a human-readable view of the same data. `both` returns both content items in one response, so a client can display markdown to the user and parse JSON for the agent loop without a second call. `verify-fix-table` (v1.10, applies to `analyzeAbandonedMemory` and `diffMemgraphs`) emits a focused 4-column markdown comparison table (Class | Before | After | Delta) of the actionable rows; other tools fall back to `markdown` for this value. |