Profile GLES shaders using the Mali Offline Compiler (MaliOC) directly from Raycast.

• Compile Shader — Select shader code in any text editor and compile it with MaliOC to get performance statistics
• Select Shader Variant to Compile — Parse Unity shader disassembly files containing multiple variants and choose which one to profile
• Automatic shader type detection (vertex/fragment)
• Support for multiple GPU cores
• Export reports in Markdown or JSON format

This extension requires Arm Performance Studio to be installed, which includes the Mali Offline Compiler.

After installing the extension, you need to configure the path to the MaliOC executable:

1. Open Raycast Preferences (⌘ + ,)
2. Navigate to Extensions → GLES to MaliOC
3. Set the MaliOC Executable path to your Mali Offline Compiler location

1. Select shader code in any text editor
2. Open Raycast and run Compile Shader
3. Choose shader type (vertex/fragment) if not auto-detected
4. Select target GPU core
5. View performance statistics and cycle counts

For Unity shader disassemblies with multiple variants, use Select Shader Variant to Compile to parse and select specific variants.