perf

Name: perf
Author: Rune-kit

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How to install perf?

rune-kit/rune/perf

$curl -o .claude/agents/perf.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rune-kit/rune/HEAD/agents/perf.md

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Performance regression gate — detects N+1 queries, sync-in-async, missing indexes, memory leaks, bundle bloat. Investigate only, does NOT fix. Use before commit or deploy.

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agents/perf.md

1	# perf
2
3	## Purpose
4
5	Performance regression gate. Analyzes code changes for patterns that cause measurable slowdowns — N+1 queries, sync operations in async handlers, unbounded DB queries, missing indexes, memory leaks, and bundle bloat. Not a profiler — a gate. Finds performance bugs with measurable/estimated impact before production, so developers fix them at the cheapest point in the cycle.
6
7	## Triggers
8
9	- `/rune perf` — manual invocation before commit
10	- Called by `cook` (L1): Phase 5 quality gate
11	- Called by `review` (L2): performance patterns detected in diff
12	- Called by `deploy` (L2): pre-deploy regression check
13	- Called by `audit` (L2): performance health dimension
14
15	## Calls (outbound)
16
17	- `scout` (L2): find hotpath files and identify framework in use
18	- `browser-pilot` (L3): run Lighthouse / Core Web Vitals for frontend projects
19	- `verification` (L3): run benchmark scripts if configured (e.g. `npm run bench`)
20	- `design` (L2): when Lighthouse Accessibility BLOCK — design system may lack a11y foundation
21
22	## Called By (inbound)
23
24	- `cook` (L1): Phase 5 quality gate before PR
25	- `audit` (L2): performance dimension delegation
26	- `review` (L2): performance patterns detected in diff
27	- `deploy` (L2): pre-deploy perf regression check
28	- `adversary` (L2): scalability stress test when bottleneck patterns detected in plan
29
30	## References
31
32	- `references/cost-reference.md` — Cost priority hierarchy, quick wins checklist, instance right-sizing, data transfer traps, serverless optimization, observability cost control, managed vs self-hosted matrix, unit economics tracking. Load when cost analysis or FinOps context detected.
33	- `references/scalability-reference.md` — Bottleneck identification flow, performance thresholds, API patterns (cursor pagination, rate limiting, circuit breaker, graceful shutdown), caching strategies, queue-based load leveling, concurrency patterns, K8s HPA, CDN headers, load testing. Load when scaling or infrastructure optimization context detected.
34	- `../deploy/references/observability.md` — Instrumentation discipline (RED/USE metrics, percentiles-not-averages, cardinality bounds, structured logs, correlation IDs). Load when establishing the measurement basis for an optimization — you cannot optimize what you do not measure.
35
36	Measure before optimizing. A perf finding without a metric behind it is a guess. Before recommending a fix, confirm the hotpath actually emits the signal that proves it is slow: RED latency as a histogram (read p95/p99 — averages hide the slow tail), bounded label cardinality, and a correlation ID to tie a slow trace to its logs. If the instrumentation does not exist yet, that absence is itself a finding (`UNMEASURED_HOTPATH`). See `../deploy/references/observability.md` for the instrumentation contract.
37
38	## Executable Steps
39
40	### Step 1 — Scope
41
42	Determine what to analyze:
43	- If called with a file list or diff → analyze those files only
44	- If called standalone → invoke `scout` to identify top 10 hotpath files (entry points, routes, DB access layers, render-heavy components)
45	- Detect project type: frontend (React/Vue/Svelte) \| backend (Node/Python/Go) \| fullstack \| CLI
46
47	### Step 2 — DB Query Patterns
48
49	Scan all in-scope files for:
50
51	N+1 pattern — loop containing ORM call:
52	```
53	# BAD: N+1
54	for user in users:
55	orders = Order.objects.filter(user=user) # N queries
56
57	# GOOD: prefetch
58	users = User.objects.prefetch_related('orders').all()
59	```
60	Finding: `N+1 DETECTED — [file:line] — loop over [collection] with [ORM call] inside — use prefetch/JOIN`
61
62	Unbounded query — no LIMIT/pagination:
63	```
64	# BAD
65	db.query("SELECT * FROM events")
66
67	# GOOD
68	db.query("SELECT * FROM events LIMIT 100 OFFSET ?", [offset])
69	```
70	Finding: `UNBOUNDED_QUERY — [file:line] — missing LIMIT on [table] — add pagination`
71
72	SELECT \* — fetching all columns when only some are needed:
73	Finding: `SELECT_STAR — [file:line] — select only needed columns`
74
75	### Step 3 — Async/Sync Violations
76
77	Scan for synchronous operations in async contexts:
78
79	Blocking I/O in async handler:
80	```javascript
81	// BAD: blocks event loop
82	async function handler(req) {
83	const data = fs.readFileSync('./config.json')
84	}
85
86	// GOOD
87	async function handler(req) {
88	const data = await fs.promises.readFile('./config.json')
89	}
90	```
91	Finding: `SYNC_IN_ASYNC — [file:line] — [readFileSync\|execSync\|etc] in async function — blocks event loop`
92
93	Missing await:
94	```javascript
95	// BAD: fire-and-forget
96	async function save() {
97	db.insert(record) // no await
98	}
99	```
100	Finding: `MISSING_AWAIT — [file:line

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perf

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How to install perf?

rune-kit/rune/perf

$curl -o .claude/agents/perf.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rune-kit/rune/HEAD/agents/perf.md

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Performance regression gate — detects N+1 queries, sync-in-async, missing indexes, memory leaks, bundle bloat. Investigate only, does NOT fix. Use before commit or deploy.

Files · 1

View on GitHub

agents/perf.md

1	# perf
2
3	## Purpose
4
5	Performance regression gate. Analyzes code changes for patterns that cause measurable slowdowns — N+1 queries, sync operations in async handlers, unbounded DB queries, missing indexes, memory leaks, and bundle bloat. Not a profiler — a gate. Finds performance bugs with measurable/estimated impact before production, so developers fix them at the cheapest point in the cycle.
6
7	## Triggers
8
9	- `/rune perf` — manual invocation before commit
10	- Called by `cook` (L1): Phase 5 quality gate
11	- Called by `review` (L2): performance patterns detected in diff
12	- Called by `deploy` (L2): pre-deploy regression check
13	- Called by `audit` (L2): performance health dimension
14
15	## Calls (outbound)
16
17	- `scout` (L2): find hotpath files and identify framework in use
18	- `browser-pilot` (L3): run Lighthouse / Core Web Vitals for frontend projects
19	- `verification` (L3): run benchmark scripts if configured (e.g. `npm run bench`)
20	- `design` (L2): when Lighthouse Accessibility BLOCK — design system may lack a11y foundation
21
22	## Called By (inbound)
23
24	- `cook` (L1): Phase 5 quality gate before PR
25	- `audit` (L2): performance dimension delegation
26	- `review` (L2): performance patterns detected in diff
27	- `deploy` (L2): pre-deploy perf regression check
28	- `adversary` (L2): scalability stress test when bottleneck patterns detected in plan
29
30	## References
31
32	- `references/cost-reference.md` — Cost priority hierarchy, quick wins checklist, instance right-sizing, data transfer traps, serverless optimization, observability cost control, managed vs self-hosted matrix, unit economics tracking. Load when cost analysis or FinOps context detected.
33	- `references/scalability-reference.md` — Bottleneck identification flow, performance thresholds, API patterns (cursor pagination, rate limiting, circuit breaker, graceful shutdown), caching strategies, queue-based load leveling, concurrency patterns, K8s HPA, CDN headers, load testing. Load when scaling or infrastructure optimization context detected.
34	- `../deploy/references/observability.md` — Instrumentation discipline (RED/USE metrics, percentiles-not-averages, cardinality bounds, structured logs, correlation IDs). Load when establishing the measurement basis for an optimization — you cannot optimize what you do not measure.
35
36	Measure before optimizing. A perf finding without a metric behind it is a guess. Before recommending a fix, confirm the hotpath actually emits the signal that proves it is slow: RED latency as a histogram (read p95/p99 — averages hide the slow tail), bounded label cardinality, and a correlation ID to tie a slow trace to its logs. If the instrumentation does not exist yet, that absence is itself a finding (`UNMEASURED_HOTPATH`). See `../deploy/references/observability.md` for the instrumentation contract.
37
38	## Executable Steps
39
40	### Step 1 — Scope
41
42	Determine what to analyze:
43	- If called with a file list or diff → analyze those files only
44	- If called standalone → invoke `scout` to identify top 10 hotpath files (entry points, routes, DB access layers, render-heavy components)
45	- Detect project type: frontend (React/Vue/Svelte) \| backend (Node/Python/Go) \| fullstack \| CLI
46
47	### Step 2 — DB Query Patterns
48
49	Scan all in-scope files for:
50
51	N+1 pattern — loop containing ORM call:
52	```
53	# BAD: N+1
54	for user in users:
55	orders = Order.objects.filter(user=user) # N queries
56
57	# GOOD: prefetch
58	users = User.objects.prefetch_related('orders').all()
59	```
60	Finding: `N+1 DETECTED — [file:line] — loop over [collection] with [ORM call] inside — use prefetch/JOIN`
61
62	Unbounded query — no LIMIT/pagination:
63	```
64	# BAD
65	db.query("SELECT * FROM events")
66
67	# GOOD
68	db.query("SELECT * FROM events LIMIT 100 OFFSET ?", [offset])
69	```
70	Finding: `UNBOUNDED_QUERY — [file:line] — missing LIMIT on [table] — add pagination`
71
72	SELECT \* — fetching all columns when only some are needed:
73	Finding: `SELECT_STAR — [file:line] — select only needed columns`
74
75	### Step 3 — Async/Sync Violations
76
77	Scan for synchronous operations in async contexts:
78
79	Blocking I/O in async handler:
80	```javascript
81	// BAD: blocks event loop
82	async function handler(req) {
83	const data = fs.readFileSync('./config.json')
84	}
85
86	// GOOD
87	async function handler(req) {
88	const data = await fs.promises.readFile('./config.json')
89	}
90	```
91	Finding: `SYNC_IN_ASYNC — [file:line] — [readFileSync\|execSync\|etc] in async function — blocks event loop`
92
93	Missing await:
94	```javascript
95	// BAD: fire-and-forget
96	async function save() {
97	db.insert(record) // no await
98	}
99	```
100	Finding: `MISSING_AWAIT — [file:line

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