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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new agentic workflow called "Daily Perf Improver" that systematically identifies and implements performance improvements across the repository. The workflow operates in three phases: (1) research the performance landscape and create a plan, (2) infer build steps and create performance engineering guides, and (3) implement actual performance optimizations. This workflow follows the established pattern for agentic workflows in this repository, building on the framework used by daily-backlog-burner and daily-repo-status.
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- Added workflow definition file (daily-perf-improver.md) with comprehensive three-phase performance improvement process
- Added auto-generated lock file (daily-perf-improver.lock.yml) compiled from the source workflow
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| .github/workflows/daily-perf-improver.md | Defines the three-phase performance improvement workflow with detailed instructions for research, build configuration, and implementation |
| .github/workflows/daily-perf-improver.lock.yml | Auto-generated GitHub Actions workflow file compiled from the markdown source |
| - Performance measurement strategies and tooling | ||
| - Common bottlenecks and optimization techniques | ||
| - Success metrics and testing approaches | ||
| - How to do explore performance efficiently using focused, maximally-efficient measurements and rebuilds |
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Grammar issue: "How to do explore performance efficiently" should be "How to explore performance efficiently" (remove "do").
| - How to do explore performance efficiently using focused, maximally-efficient measurements and rebuilds | |
| - How to explore performance efficiently using focused, maximally-efficient measurements and rebuilds |
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Inconsistent permissions format. The daily-backlog-burner.md workflow uses "permissions: read-all" while this workflow uses "permissions:\n all: read". Both should follow the same format for consistency across agentic workflows in this repository.
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| - System inefficiencies (algorithms, data structures, resource utilization) | ||
| - Development workflow pain points affecting performance engineering (build times, test execution, CI duration) | ||
| - Infrastructure concerns (scaling, deployment, monitoring) | ||
| - Performance engineering gaps (lack of guides, rapidity, measurement strategies) |
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The word "rapidity" is unclear in this context. It should likely be "guide quality", "documentation", "tooling", or another term that clearly describes what gap is being identified in performance engineering. "Rapidity" typically means speed/quickness, which doesn't fit well as a type of "gap" alongside "guides" and "measurement strategies".
| - Performance engineering gaps (lack of guides, rapidity, measurement strategies) | |
| - Performance engineering gaps (lack of guides, tooling, measurement strategies) |
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| 1. Apply any automatic code formatting used in the repo. If necessary check CI files to understand what code formatting is used. |
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Inconsistent numbering: step 3 item 1 uses "1." but item 2 uses "b." This should be consistent - either both use numbers (1, 2) or both use letters (a, b).
| 1. Apply any automatic code formatting used in the repo. If necessary check CI files to understand what code formatting is used. | |
| a. Apply any automatic code formatting used in the repo. If necessary check CI files to understand what code formatting is used. |
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