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The Herd Dumps tool is great as a quick profiling tool for query waterfalls, as it provides a simplified view that shows the exact file/code line number and query called as the page loads - but unless I am blind there is no visible way to easily save the dump into a file eg a clean markdown file that references the date/time stamp, filename, line number, and query called, to allow for performance centric audits and workflows for LLM coding reviews/optimizations.
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The Herd Dumps tool is great as a quick profiling tool for query waterfalls, as it provides a simplified view that shows the exact file/code line number and query called as the page loads - but unless I am blind there is no visible way to easily save the dump into a file eg a clean markdown file that references the date/time stamp, filename, line number, and query called, to allow for performance centric audits and workflows for LLM coding reviews/optimizations.
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