Compare performance measurements across PRs to detect regressions.
npx skills add https://github.com/cattboy/lil_bro --skill benchmark-cattboy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: benchmark Source: https://github.com/cattboy/lil_bro/tree/main/.claude/skills/benchmark Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cattboy/lil_bro --skill benchmark-cattboy
This skill automates performance regression detection by establishing baselines, comparing before/after on PRs, and tracking trends over time.
Run /benchmark <url> to perform a full performance audit and baseline comparison.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To detect web performance regressions across PRs, you can collect baseline measurements and compare them against subsequent test runs to identify shifts in page load metrics.
You can track Core Web Vitals metrics including TTFB, FCP, and LCP to monitor web performance trends and establish baselines for your pages over time.
Yes, you can benchmark specific page sets using selective modes rather than running a full audit, allowing you to target quick timing measurements or focused performance comparisons.
Yes, you need a browse daemon and JavaScript evaluation enabled to measure web app page load times, collect metrics, and store results locally for analysis and reporting.
Baseline comparison for web performance works by capturing initial metrics for page sets, then comparing subsequent measurements against that stored baseline to identify regressions or improvements.
The best way to track web performance trends over time is by storing baseline results locally and using trend modes to compare ongoing PR-level measurements against those initial captured metrics.
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tblakex01Baseline and detect web page performance regressions across pull requests.
