benchmark-docs

To keep cross-platform benchmark documentation consistent, you enforce dual-platform parity rules that update ARM/Apple Silicon and x86_64/Intel/AMD results simultaneously to prevent data drift. This ensures benchmark inventories and docs stay synchronized across architectures.

The standard workflow to update benchmark results involves following the documented process in benchmarking guides to add new data and reflect it in documentation. This prevents discrepancies by enforcing simultaneous updates across dual-platform benchmarks and directory inventories.

Generated benchmark results and inventory files should be placed under specific directories: data/bench/generated, data/bench/results, and docs/benchmarks/*.md. This standardized placement ensures benchmarks are tracked and synchronized correctly across platforms.

Yes, you can use this to document jq comparison benchmarks across different processor architectures. It specifically manages dual-platform benchmarks for ARM/Apple Silicon and x86_64/Intel/AMD, enforcing cross-platform parity and updating results simultaneously.

To track cross-platform benchmark data and avoid miscommunication, maintain a directory and file inventory that monitors where benchmarks live, including data/bench/generated and docs/benchmarks/*.md. This prevents data drift by keeping results and guidelines synchronized.