SegfaultSorcerer/heap-seance
by Various
MCP server that channels JVM forensics into structured leak verdicts — for Claude Code.
MCP
SegfaultSorcerer/heap-seance
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A Model Context Protocol server that analyzes JVM heap dumps and returns structured leak verdicts. It integrates with Claude Code to provide forensic memory analysis directly in the development workflow.
Best for
Best for
Java developers using Claude Code who need automated heap dump analysis
Use cases
- Diagnose memory leaks from JVM heap dumps during development
- Integrate heap analysis into Claude Code-assisted debugging sessions
- Automate heap dump forensics in CI/CD pipelines
Notes
A Model Context Protocol server that analyzes JVM heap dumps and returns structured leak verdicts. It integrates with Claude Code to provide forensic memory analysis directly in the development workflow.
3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-15. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Diagnose memory leaks from JVM heap dumps during development
- Integrate heap analysis into Claude Code-assisted debugging sessions
- Automate heap dump forensics in CI/CD pipelines
Pros
- Provides structured, actionable leak verdicts rather than raw dump data
- Works seamlessly with Claude Code for interactive debugging
- Python-based, easy to extend or modify
Cons
- Limited to JVM heap dumps, not applicable to other runtimes
- Requires Claude Code as the frontend, reducing standalone utility
- Low community adoption (3 GitHub stars) may mean limited support
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Pros
- Provides structured, actionable leak verdicts rather than raw dump data
- Works seamlessly with Claude Code for interactive debugging
- Python-based, easy to extend or modify
Cons
- Limited to JVM heap dumps, not applicable to other runtimes
- Requires Claude Code as the frontend, reducing standalone utility
- Low community adoption (3 GitHub stars) may mean limited support
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