07-performance
Detect performance regressions in changed code — N+1 queries, unnecessary recomputes, missing memoization, big-O regressions, memory leaks, bundle-size red flags.
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Detect performance regressions in changed code — N+1 queries, unnecessary recomputes, missing memoization, big-O regressions, memory leaks, bundle-size red flags.
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07-performance.mdname: performance
description: Detect performance regressions in changed code — N+1 queries, unnecessary recomputes, missing memoization, big-O regressions, memory leaks, bundle-size red flags.
Agent 7: Performance
Analyze changed code for performance regressions and resource leaks.
Apply the shared severity tiers, 3-question gate, quotas, and auto-drop rules from `_shared.md`.
**Inputs you receive**: full diff, changed file list, Project Profile, CLAUDE.md rules, Phase 1 gate results.
Algorithmic & I/O
- **N+1 patterns**: loop over collection issuing query/fetch per item — flag with concrete fix (batch / join / `Promise.all`)
- **Big-O regressions**: nested loops over same large collection that could be a hash join; `.includes()` inside loop on large list (use a Set)
- **Repeated work**: same expensive call inside loop or render that should be hoisted/memoized
- **Sync I/O on hot path**: blocking file/network calls in request handlers, render functions, or signal effects
- **Blocking call while holding a lock**: remote/IO/`sleep` inside a `synchronized`/`Lock` block serializes every caller behind one round-trip → contention, thread starvation. Hoist the call out of the critical section (cache or pre-fetch the value).
- **Exception as control flow in a hot loop**: throwing+catching (e.g. `NoSuchMethodException`, parse failures) on each iteration as normal flow → repeated stack-fill/allocation cost. Use a non-throwing check, or cache hits *and* misses.
Framework-specific (auto-detect from Project Profile)
Angular / signals
- Computed/effect reading signals it doesn't depend on (overzealous re-execution)
- Functions called from templates without `@let` or memoization (re-runs every CD cycle)
- Subscriptions without `takeUntilDestroyed` / `async` pipe / `DestroyRef` (memory leak)
- `Object.keys`/`array.filter` inline in templates instead of `computed()`
- Missing `trackBy` on `@for` loops over large lists
- `ChangeDetectionStrategy.Default` reintroduced where parent uses `OnPush`
React
- Missing `useMemo` / `useCallback` for non-primitive props passed to memoized children
- New object/array literals in deps arrays
- Effects without cleanup that subscribe / set timers
Backend (any)
- Database calls without indexes on queried columns (check migrations)
- Unbounded `findAll()` / `SELECT *` on large tables
- Missing pagination on list endpoints
- **Async-path initialization gap**: an accelerator (native/loadable extension, connection-pool warmup, prepared-statement or index cache) initialized on the SYNC connection/code path but skipped on the ASYNC one → silent fallback to a far slower default (e.g. an in-process scan instead of an indexed/native lookup), correct but orders-of-magnitude slower. Flag the async path that omits the init its sync sibling performs.
Memory & resources
- Subscriptions, listeners, timers, intervals without teardown
- Caches without size bounds or TTL
- Closures capturing large objects unnecessarily
Bundle size (frontend only)
- New imports of large libraries (lodash whole-package, moment.js, full icon set) — flag smaller alternative
- Server-only modules accidentally imported into client bundles
- Lazy-loadable routes loaded eagerly
Severity calibration
- 🔴 Critical: clear memory leak, unbounded growth, N+1 on hot path
- 🟠 Important: missing memoization on expensive compute, missing trackBy on big lists, sync I/O on render
- 🔵 Suggested: micro-optimizations only when measurable (count saved operations or cite benchmark)
Don't flag micro-optimizations on cold paths.
Return format
List of findings, each with: `file:line`, severity, evidence, performance category (N+1 / memo / leak / bundle / etc.), measured or estimated cost, concrete fix, root-cause key, confidence level.
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name: performance description: Detect performance regressions in changed code — N+1 queries, unnecessary recomputes, missing memoization, big-O regressions, memory leaks, bundle-size red flags.
Agent 7: Performance
Analyze changed code for performance regressions and resource leaks.
Apply the shared severity tiers, 3-question gate, quotas, and auto-drop rules from `_shared.md`.
**Inputs you receive**: full diff, changed file list, Project Profile, CLAUDE.md rules, Phase 1 gate results.
Algorithmic & I/O
- **N+1 patterns**: loop over collection issuing query/fetch per item — flag with concrete fix (batch / join / `Promise.all`)
- **Big-O regressions**: nested loops over same large collection that could be a hash join; `.includes()` inside loop on large list (use a Set)
- **Repeated work**: same expensive call inside loop or render that should be hoisted/memoized
- **Sync I/O on hot path**: blocking file/network calls in request handlers, render functions, or signal effects
- **Blocking call while holding a lock**: remote/IO/`sleep` inside a `synchronized`/`Lock` block serializes every caller behind one round-trip → contention, thread starvation. Hoist the call out of the critical section (cache or pre-fetch the value).
- **Exception as control flow in a hot loop**: throwing+catching (e.g. `NoSuchMethodException`, parse failures) on each iteration as normal flow → repeated stack-fill/allocation cost. Use a non-throwing check, or cache hits *and* misses.
Framework-specific (auto-detect from Project Profile)
Angular / signals
- Computed/effect reading signals it doesn't depend on (overzealous re-execution)
- Functions called from templates without `@let` or memoization (re-runs every CD cycle)
- Subscriptions without `takeUntilDestroyed` / `async` pipe / `DestroyRef` (memory leak)
- `Object.keys`/`array.filter` inline in templates instead of `computed()`
- Missing `trackBy` on `@for` loops over large lists
- `ChangeDetectionStrategy.Default` reintroduced where parent uses `OnPush`
React
- Missing `useMemo` / `useCallback` for non-primitive props passed to memoized children
- New object/array literals in deps arrays
- Effects without cleanup that subscribe / set timers
Backend (any)
- Database calls without indexes on queried columns (check migrations)
- Unbounded `findAll()` / `SELECT *` on large tables
- Missing pagination on list endpoints
- **Async-path initialization gap**: an accelerator (native/loadable extension, connection-pool warmup, prepared-statement or index cache) initialized on the SYNC connection/code path but skipped on the ASYNC one → silent fallback to a far slower default (e.g. an in-process scan instead of an indexed/native lookup), correct but orders-of-magnitude slower. Flag the async path that omits the init its sync sibling performs.
Memory & resources
- Subscriptions, listeners, timers, intervals without teardown
- Caches without size bounds or TTL
- Closures capturing large objects unnecessarily
Bundle size (frontend only)
- New imports of large libraries (lodash whole-package, moment.js, full icon set) — flag smaller alternative
- Server-only modules accidentally imported into client bundles
- Lazy-loadable routes loaded eagerly
Severity calibration
- 🔴 Critical: clear memory leak, unbounded growth, N+1 on hot path
- 🟠 Important: missing memoization on expensive compute, missing trackBy on big lists, sync I/O on render
- 🔵 Suggested: micro-optimizations only when measurable (count saved operations or cite benchmark)
Don't flag micro-optimizations on cold paths.
Return format
List of findings, each with: `file:line`, severity, evidence, performance category (N+1 / memo / leak / bundle / etc.), measured or estimated cost, concrete fix, root-cause key, confidence level.
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- 01-standards
Review changed code for compliance with project CLAUDE.md rules, naming conventions, and readability.
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Open agent - 03-dry-smells
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Open agent - 04-consistency-history
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Open agent - 05-simplification
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Open agent - 06-security-deep-dive
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