EF Core & XPO Performance Monitoring.
ORM Trace was created to make database performance problems in .NET applications visible and actionable.
In real-world applications, ORM-generated database queries can become a hidden source of performance issues. Slow queries, N+1 patterns, excessive database calls, and performance regressions are often difficult to identify by looking at application code or database logs alone.
ORM Trace was built to bridge this gap. It continuously monitors the interaction between .NET applications, ORMs, and databases, helping developers understand what is happening behind the scenes and identify the problems that have the greatest impact on application performance.
The product supports Entity Framework Core and DevExpress XPO, providing a unified view of database activity, request traces, query performance, and ORM-related issues.
An AI-powered analysis layer turns technical findings into clear explanations and practical recommendations, helping developers move from “something is slow” to “this is the problem, this is why it happens, and this is what I should fix.”
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Talon Forge — AI-Assisted Automation & Multi-Agent Workflow System
Designed and built an AI-assisted workflow platform that coordinates task intake, job decomposition, specialist agents, quality assurance, cost tracking, and final delivery. The system is designed for reliable, scalable automation while keeping human approval gates around sensitive actions.