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@rlaope rlaope commented Apr 18, 2026

Follow-up documentation pass for the three GC-monitoring features merged this cycle.

Summary

  • README.md Memory & GC table gains three entries: argus gcscore, argus gcwhy, and an updated argus gcprofile line highlighting the new --by=class and --fold=FILE modes.
  • docs/cli-commands.md gains three dedicated sections placed after argus gclog, each with usage examples, axes/rules tables, and design lineage (GCeasy / Censum / async-profiler / JDK Mission Control).

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Test plan

  • grep confirms new commands land in both files
  • Sections placed in the existing document style (H2 headings, backtick-fenced shell blocks, tables)

Documents the three new GC monitoring capabilities landed in this
cycle:

  - argus gcscore — one-page GC Health Score Card with A–F grade and
    hints (#150)
  - argus gcwhy   — narrative explanation of the worst recent GC pause
    over a lookback window (#151)
  - argus gcprofile — allocation profiler extended with --by=class and
    --fold=FILE for flamegraph.pl rendering (#152)

Updates:
  - README.md: Memory & GC command table gains three rows
  - docs/cli-commands.md: new dedicated sections placed after argus
    gclog, each with usage, axes/rules table, and design lineage
    (GCeasy / Censum / async-profiler / JDK Mission Control)
Signed-off-by: rlaope <piyrw9754@gmail.com>
@rlaope rlaope merged commit b9eda4b into master Apr 18, 2026
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@rlaope rlaope deleted the docs/gc-features branch April 18, 2026 01:24
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