Add autonomous performance research framework for highlighting#66
Add autonomous performance research framework for highlighting#66
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Adds a Claude Code skill (`/autoresearch-perf`) inspired by pi-autoresearch that runs an autonomous experiment loop to discover and validate performance improvements to the syntax highlighting pipeline. Leverages the existing `rfa:benchmark-perf` infrastructure for measurement. - `.claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md` — skill prompt with full loop protocol - `autoresearch-perf.md` — objectives and experiment history (seed file) - `.gitignore` — excludes the machine-generated `autoresearch-perf.jsonl` log https://claude.ai/code/session_01B3qBpdtMjGGcgH8J2UMZmH
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntroduces documentation and configuration files for an autonomous performance optimization workflow targeting RFA's syntax highlighting pipeline. Adds specification files defining iterative optimization procedures, baseline benchmarking protocols, and experiment logging mechanisms, along with a gitignore entry for generated experiment logs. Changes
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This file is added as .claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md, but the repo’s skill system is structured as .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md with front matter (and user_invocable: true for slash-invocable skills, as in .claude/skills/release/SKILL.md), so this markdown file will not be discovered as an invocable /autoresearch-perf workflow and the advertised command path in autoresearch-perf.md cannot be executed.
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Moves .claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md to .claude/skills/autoresearch-perf/SKILL.md and adds frontmatter (name, description, user_invocable: true) so the skill is discoverable as an invocable /autoresearch-perf slash command, matching the convention used by .claude/skills/release/SKILL.md. https://claude.ai/code/session_01JDTa3dzmAPFFhzRgPVEnqW
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96-99: Consider clarifying percentage sign convention for time improvements.The criterion states "improved by ≥2%" but for time-based metrics, improvements (faster execution) result in negative percentage changes (e.g., -9.8% means 9.8% faster). While the JSONL example at line 115 demonstrates this convention, explicitly stating "≤-2% change" or "≥2% reduction" might reduce ambiguity.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md around lines 96 - 99, The rule text under the "Keep if:" criterion currently reads "improved by ≥2%" which is ambiguous for time-based metrics; change that phrase to explicitly state the sign convention (e.g., "improved by ≥2% (for accuracy) or ≤-2% / ≥2% reduction for time-based metrics)" or "improved by ≥2% (or ≥2% reduction for latency/time metrics)"; update the same sentence that references "No scenario regressed by more than 5%" if necessary to mirror the sign convention, and add a brief parenthetical pointing readers to the JSONL example block to show the negative-percentage-for-faster convention; target the "Keep if:" section and the string "improved by ≥2%" as the places to edit and add a note near the existing JSONL example.
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In `@autoresearch-perf.md`:
- Around line 15-22: Add the missing Blade template entry for
resources/views/livewire/⚡diff-file.blade.php to the target files table in
autoresearch-perf.md so the HTML generation stage is represented; include it as
"Diff rendering template" (Role) and give an appropriate current optimization
note such as "server-side partial caching / minimal DOM updates" or "none" if
unoptimized, ensuring the new row mirrors the style of other rows (use backticks
for filename and match the three-column format used for other entries like
app/Services/SyntaxHighlightService.php and app/Actions/LoadFileDiffAction.php).
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Nitpick comments:
In @.claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md:
- Around line 96-99: The rule text under the "Keep if:" criterion currently
reads "improved by ≥2%" which is ambiguous for time-based metrics; change that
phrase to explicitly state the sign convention (e.g., "improved by ≥2% (for
accuracy) or ≤-2% / ≥2% reduction for time-based metrics)" or "improved by ≥2%
(or ≥2% reduction for latency/time metrics)"; update the same sentence that
references "No scenario regressed by more than 5%" if necessary to mirror the
sign convention, and add a brief parenthetical pointing readers to the JSONL
example block to show the negative-percentage-for-faster convention; target the
"Keep if:" section and the string "improved by ≥2%" as the places to edit and
add a note near the existing JSONL example.
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- Clarify time-metric sign convention in Keep/Revert criteria (faster execution = negative percent change), pointing to JSONL example. - Add resources/views/livewire/⚡diff-file.blade.php row to the target files table in autoresearch-perf.md so it matches the pipeline coverage already listed in the SKILL.md target table. https://claude.ai/code/session_01JDTa3dzmAPFFhzRgPVEnqW
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Summary
Introduces an autonomous performance research framework (
/autoresearch-perf) to systematically discover and validate optimizations to RFA's syntax highlighting pipeline. This enables iterative, measured improvements through a structured loop of analysis, implementation, benchmarking, and decision-making.Key Changes
.claude/skills/autoresearch-perf.md— Comprehensive skill definition documenting:autoresearch-perf.md— State file tracking:.gitignore— Addedautoresearch-perf.jsonlto prevent committing experiment logsImplementation Details
The framework enforces disciplined optimization practices:
rfa:benchmark-perfcommanddiff-small,diff-large,diff-with-comments) while monitoring for regressions in review-page renderingThis enables Claude to autonomously iterate on performance improvements while maintaining code quality, test coverage, and cache contract integrity.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JDTa3dzmAPFFhzRgPVEnqW
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