chrome_page_load_summary
Page loads: URL, raw boundary timestamps, FCP, LCP, DCL, load timings (ms)
How to use it
chrome_page_load_summary is exposed by the Perfetto MCP Rs MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the chrome_page_load_summary tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.
Install Perfetto MCP Rs
cargo install --locked perfetto-mcp-rsOther tools in Perfetto MCP Rs (16)
Top main-thread tasks by duration with ts, upid/pid, cpupct, and optional page-load/time-window filters
URL-bearing resource/request slices on thread, process, and async tracks ranked by page-load/window overlap, with process/thread identity where available
One URL's lifecycle/request spans joined with background parse, script evaluation, and style/layout signals, plus an evidence boundary for DNS/TLS/TTFB/cache/download hypotheses
Compact URL-level resource/request summary for page-load windows, ranked by max overlap with normalized origin, navigation/renderer relatedness, and attribution-scope evidence
Renderer main-thread script execution grouped by URL/slice/process within a page-load/window, with style/layout descendant signals
Worst janky frames with cause, sub-cause, delaysincelastframe
Browser startup events and time-to-first-visible-content
Web content interactions (clicks, taps, INP) ranked by duration
Run a PerfettoSQL query (max 5000 returned rows). Prefer the dedicated chrome / list tools for standard analyses; use this for custom joins or aggregations they don't expose. Output shaping: head/limit, summary, columnsonly, includerowcount, maxstringlen. Sensitive URL/header/cookie/path values reda
List processes (pid, name, start/end timestamps)
List PerfettoSQL stdlib modules, optional domain / query / limit filters (no trace needed)
Show column names and types for a table
List tables/views in the loaded trace, optional GLOB filter
List threads under a process name (up to 2000)
Open one trace with path, or several with paths; returns an opaque traceid and lightweight routing summary for each file (type/profile, duration, platform, process/thread counts, capabilities, redaction policy, recommended next tools)
Summarize child slices under a long slice id without hand-writing recursive CTEs