# uniprof.sh

> uniprof.sh is a command-line profiling tool for macOS that samples and visualizes CPU usage of running processes in the terminal.

uniprof.sh is a lightweight, terminal-based CPU profiling utility for macOS that lets developers quickly sample and inspect the performance of any running process. It leverages macOS's built-in `sample` command under the hood and presents results in a clean, readable format directly in your shell. The tool is designed for developers who want fast, no-frills profiling without leaving the command line.

- **Process Sampling**: *Run uniprof.sh with a process name or PID to capture a CPU sample and display a flame-graph-style call tree in the terminal.*
- **macOS Native Integration**: *Built on top of macOS's native `sample` utility, ensuring accurate and low-overhead profiling without additional dependencies.*
- **Terminal-Friendly Output**: *Results are formatted for readability in the terminal, making it easy to spot hot code paths at a glance.*
- **Minimal Setup**: *Install via a single shell script — no package manager or build step required; just download and run.*
- **Open Source**: *The project is open source and hosted on GitHub, welcoming contributions and community improvements.*

## Features
- CPU process sampling
- Terminal-based flame graph output
- macOS native sample integration
- PID and process name targeting
- Single-script installation
- Low-overhead profiling

## Integrations
macOS sample utility

## Platforms
MACOS

## Pricing
Open Source

## Links
- Website: https://www.uniprof.sh
- Documentation: https://github.com/indragiek/uniprof
- Repository: https://github.com/indragiek/uniprof
- EveryDev.ai: https://www.everydev.ai/tools/uniprof-sh