/perf-check

name: perf-check
description: Run a Maestro-style performance assessment for hotspots, regressions, and optimization planning

Maestro Perf Check

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Maestro's MCP tools are native tools named `mcp_maestro_maestro_<tool>`. If they are missing, call them through `call_mcp_tool` with `ServerName: "maestro_maestro"`. To find files or search code yourself, use `run_command` (`ls`, `find`, `rg`): `list_dir`, `find_by_name` and `grep_search` exist only for subagents.

Call `get_skill_content` with resources: ["architecture", "delegation"]. Call `get_agent` with agents: ["performance-engineer"]. Delegate with `invoke_subagent`: one `Subagents` entry per agent, with `TypeName` set to the agent name, a 2-5 word `Role`, and the full delegation prompt as `Prompt`. The call returns at once and each agent's final response arrives later as a system message, so end your turn without further tool calls until it does.

Workflow

1. Define the performance target or pain point 2. Establish the current baseline from available code, metrics, or reproducible commands 3. Identify likely hotspots, structural bottlenecks, and hot loops through code analysis 4. Prioritize fixes by expected impact versus implementation cost 5. Report measurement gaps when hard evidence is unavailable and propose a validation plan

Constraints

• Avoid optimization advice that is disconnected from the observed bottleneck
• Distinguish measured issues from inferred ones