By zystem-io
Install, upgrade, expose, and troubleshoot zymtrace — the AI optimization platform for continuous CPU and GPU profiling.
Use when investigating a GPU or CPU workload through the zymtrace MCP. The MCP does most of the analysis; this skill enforces the cross-view — always pull the matching opposite-side flamegraph (CPU for GPU workloads, GPU for CPU workloads) with the same filter. Most bottlenecks hide on the side the customer didn't ask about. Trigger phrases: "analyze my GPU workload", "where's the bottleneck in vllm", "investigate my training job", "find the hot kernel", "GPU isn't saturated", "investigate using flamegraph", "use zymtrace mcp to analyze".
Use when connecting Claude Code (or another MCP client) to the zymtrace MCP server so the user can analyze CPU and GPU flamegraphs through natural-language queries. Walks through finding the gateway URL, generating an auth token (if service-token auth is on), running `claude mcp add`, and verifying the connection via `/mcp`. This skill is plumbing only — the analytical workflow lives in `analyze-zymtrace-workload`. Trigger phrases: "connect zymtrace MCP", "set up zymtrace MCP", "configure zymtrace MCP", "add zymtrace to /mcp", "connect Claude to zymtrace", "/mcp doesn't show zymtrace", "zymtrace MCP token", "Cursor zymtrace integration", "set up the zymtrace AI assistant".
Use when configuring external/internal network exposure for an already-installed zymtrace backend — adding NodePort, LoadBalancer, or Ingress (NGINX or AWS ALB) with TLS. Edits the customer's canonical values file in place and applies via `helm upgrade --install`. Trigger phrases: "expose zymtrace", "expose the gateway", "make zymtrace accessible", "add ingress to zymtrace", "set up ALB for zymtrace", "internal ALB for zymtrace", "set up NGINX ingress for zymtrace", "add TLS to zymtrace", "get a real hostname for zymtrace", "add NodePort to zymtrace", "connect agents from another cluster".
Use when installing the zymtrace backend (the AI optimization platform that ingests CPU/GPU profiling data). Covers Kubernetes (Helm) and single-node Docker Compose. Handles license setup, choosing in-cluster vs external ClickHouse/Postgres/object storage, ingress with gRPC and TLS, and air-gapped installs via a custom image registry. Trigger phrases: "install zymtrace", "install zymtrace backend", "deploy zymtrace", "set up zymtrace on kubernetes", "set up zymtrace on EKS / GKE / AKS / on-prem", "helm install zymtrace", "docker compose zymtrace", "stand up the zymtrace platform", "first zymtrace install", "deploy the backend services".
Use when installing the zymtrace profiler agent on Kubernetes (Helm DaemonSet), Docker, or as a binary with systemd. Covers CPU-only profiling, CUDA GPU profiling (CUDA 12.x or higher required; CUDA 11.x and below not supported), GPU metrics (utilization, memory, temperature, SM efficiency, Tensor Core, PCIe), framework-specific metrics (vLLM, SGLang, NVIDIA Dynamo-Triton), and air-gapped installs via a custom image registry. Connects the agent to an existing backend gateway. Trigger phrases: "install profiler", "install zymtrace profiler", "install zymtrace agent", "deploy the profiler", "deploy zymtrace DaemonSet", "set up GPU profiling", "set up CUDA profiling", "profile my GPU workloads", "install profiler on EKS / GKE / Slurm / bare-metal", "install profiler on every node", "start collecting profiles".
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Claude Code skills for installing, upgrading, and operating zymtrace — the continuous CPU and GPU profiling and optimization platform.
Once installed, describe what you want in plain English and Claude Code handles the rest:
"install zymtrace on my eks cluster"
"upgrade zymtrace to 26.5.0"
"expose the gateway via internal alb"
"install the profiler with gpu support"
"no profiles showing up in the ui. why?"
"connect zymtrace mcp so I can analyze my profiles from here"
"analyze my vllm workload — find the bottleneck"
"analyze the gpu flamegraph over the last 1 hour and suggest solutions" # ← the universal starter
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
install-zymtrace-backend | Install the backend on Kubernetes (Helm) or Docker Compose. Handles license, databases, air-gapped registries. |
upgrade-zymtrace-backend | Bump image tags, chart versions, or both. Built-in rollback and verification. |
expose-zymtrace-backend | Expose the gateway via NodePort, AWS ALB, NGINX Ingress, or cloud LoadBalancer. TLS included. |
install-zymtrace-profiler | Install the agent on Kubernetes, Docker, or bare-metal. CPU + CUDA GPU profiling (CUDA 12.x+). |
troubleshoot-zymtrace-backend | Diagnose "no data appearing", license errors, ingest crashes, slow queries, storage issues. |
troubleshoot-zymtrace-profiler | Diagnose agent-side failures — CrashLoopBackOff, OOMKilled, NVML missing, PC sampling, license rejected. |
configure-zymtrace-mcp | Connect Claude Code (or any MCP client) to the zymtrace MCP server so you can analyze profiles with natural-language queries. |
analyze-zymtrace-workload | Investigate a GPU or CPU workload through the MCP — classify (inference vs training), pull GPU + matching CPU flamegraphs, recommend a fix. |
Inside any Claude Code session, run:
/plugin marketplace add zystem-io/zymtrace-skills
/plugin install zymtrace@zymtrace-skills
/reload-plugins
That's it. Skills become available as /zymtrace:install-zymtrace-backend, /zymtrace:upgrade-zymtrace-backend, and so on.
If you'd rather not go through Claude's plugin system, install the skills directly.
Get the files (pick whichever you have):
# With git
git clone https://github.com/zystem-io/zymtrace-skills.git ~/zymtrace-skills
# Or without git (curl + tar)
curl -fsSL https://github.com/zystem-io/zymtrace-skills/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz \
| tar -xz -C "$HOME" \
&& mv "$HOME/zymtrace-skills-main" "$HOME/zymtrace-skills"
Then copy the skills into your Claude Code skills folder:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -R ~/zymtrace-skills/zymtrace/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/
Start a new Claude Code session and you're ready. To get updates later, redownload and re-run the copy command.
Describe what you want — Claude Code routes to the right skill automatically. Or invoke a skill directly with its name:
/zymtrace:install-zymtrace-backend
/zymtrace:upgrade-zymtrace-backend
/zymtrace:expose-zymtrace-backend
/zymtrace:install-zymtrace-profiler
/zymtrace:troubleshoot-zymtrace-backend
Run /skills in any Claude Code session to see the full list with token costs and on/off toggles. You should see all five zymtrace skills:
Each skill walks you through the decisions, runs the right commands, and verifies the result. You stay in the driver's seat — every change is confirmed with you first.
Once your backend is up and the profiler is reporting, run /mcp in Claude Code to connect to the zymtrace MCP server and analyze GPU and CPU flamegraphs straight from the terminal. Docs: https://docs.zymtrace.com/mcp
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