jasonswett/performance-optimize
performance-optimize/SKILL.md
Improve performance
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SKILL.md
- name:
- performance-optimize
- description:
- Improve performance
- argument-hint:
- [area or endpoint to optimize]
- disable-model-invocation:
- true
Performance Optimization
Performance problems are defects. All with all defects, we always want to diagnose before we prescribe.
In general, diagnoses should be made based on empirical data rather than heuristics and guessing, although of course some performance problems are so obvious that going off of heuristics is fine. But in general we should default to going off of empirical data.
For SaturnCI, we have instrumentation set up in New Relic. You can find the New Relic API token in saturnci/.env.
Often we'll encounter situations where we don't have enough empirical data to make a high-confidence judgment about where the bottlenecks lie. In these cases, we should ask ourselves: is there any instrumentation we could add that could make our lives easier?
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