“profiling”
29 repositories, including 23 with fewer than two releases. Show released plugins only
WordPress plugin with customizations to enhance and extend the already awesome Query Monitor plugin.
A powerful WordPress plugin that profiles every action and filter hook to identify performance bottlenecks and measure execution time by plugin.
High-throughput async event processing, request lifecycle logging, and real-time streaming with flame graph generation for WordPress.
BenchPress is a WordPress plugin for benchmarking PHP code snippets, WordPress queries, and other critical operations.
Light-weight APM (Performance Monitoring) for WordPress, ready for production sites.
Profile slow wp-admin workflows with performance scans, timed sessions, Auto Scan, and detailed reports.
Production-oriented WordPress performance diagnostics, incident workflows, profiling, RUM, and guarded database repair.
See everything inside a WordPress REST request: hooks, SQL, outbound HTTP — timed, nested, and visualized as flame graphs and node maps.
Performance monitoring, query profiling, asset analysis, and optimization for WordPress.
Runtime tracing and causal execution analysis for WordPress — why did WordPress do this?
Diagnostic-only WordPress plugin for WPGraphQL, WooGraphQL, and WooCommerce backend latency
A plugin WordPress to monitor the execution time of different WordPress queries.
Production-safe passive runtime monitor and environment scout for optimized WordPress plugin routing.
Tracks WordPress admin slowness over time so I can stop guessing which plugin made everything feel like mud. Lightweight sampling, rolling history, no auto fixes.
A WordPress diagnostic plugin for analysing database queries, memory usage, autoloaded options, assets and page-generation performance.
A developer tool that hooks into every SQL query WordPress runs, groups them by normalized signature, and flags N+1 patterns and slow queries live in the admin bar.
A WordPress development plugin that counts how often each option is rewritten across requests, by request type and caller. Stores totals, never values.