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Argus: Agentic, Reference-Calibrated, Tree-Guided, System-Software-Level Bottleneck Localization
Operating system (OS) code can account for a substantial share of CPU execution time. First, as application logic is offloaded to heterogeneous accelerators (e.g., GPUs), the CPU increasingly acts as an orchestrator, spending cycles in driver calls, data movement, and synchronization rather than in
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