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Expose internal stack introspection APIs as a statistical runtime analysis tool #135953
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on Jun 25, 2025 I'm working on this with @lkollar
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Implement a new high-frequency runtime observer that leverages the existing _remote_debugging module to collect detailed execution statistics from running Python processes. This tool enables non-intrusive observation of production applications by attaching to already-running processes without requiring any code modifications, restarts, or special startup flags. The observer can perform extremely high-frequency sampling of stack traces and interpreter state, providing detailed runtime execution analysis of live applications.
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