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A command line tool for exploring the VIZ trace.
# Lightweight tracing
Supported on all backends.
Flags: VIZ=-1 to only save the trace to a file, VIZ=1 also launches a web server.
1. Set VIZ to -1 to save the trace.
2. Use `extra/viz/cli.py` to inspect the trace files.
## Inspect runtime profiling
Use `extra/viz/cli.py --profile` to list all traced devices.
List top slowest kernels on a device: `--profile --device "AMD" | head 10`
List samples of a kernel on a device: `--profile --device "AMD" --kernel E_3 | head 4`
## Inspect codegen and PatternMatcher
Use `extra/viz/cli.py --rewrites` to list all traced kernels.
List all codegen steps for a kernel: `--rewrites --kernel E_3`
Get source code: `--rewrites --kernel E_3 --select "View Source"`
Inspect a graph rewrite: `--rewrites --kernel E_3 --select "initial symbolic"`
# SQTT tracing
Supported on AMD for RDNA3 and RDNA4 (best) and CDNA (developing).
Flags: VIZ=-2 to save SQTT trace to a file. VIZ=2 also launches a web server. View other flags in tinygrad/runtime/ops_amd.py to configure SQTT as needed.
Use `extra/viz/cli.py --profile | grep SQTT` to view all available SQTT traces.
You can select a specific trace option with --device, Example workflow:
```bash
# Run amd_asm_matmul with VIZ=-2 to capture the trace
VIZ=-2 python extra/gemm/amd_asm_matmul.py
# View barriers
extra/viz/cli.py --profile --device "Exec kernel SQTT PKTS SE:0" | rg BARRIER | head -10
```