benchmark

To detect web performance regressions, you can monitor and compare performance metrics like load time and bundle size across different branches or commits. This Skill compares current metrics against baseline data to pinpoint regressions automatically.

For performance regression detection, you can monitor web application load times, bundle sizes, and resource usage. The Skill analyzes these metrics across branches to identify degradations in user experience.

Yes, you can specify individual pages or resources for benchmarking. This custom page scanning focuses analysis on critical areas like landing pages or API endpoints rather than the entire web application.

You run a performance benchmark on a specific URL by executing the benchmark command followed by your target address. The Skill then scans the web application to capture and compare performance metrics.

No external dependencies are required to monitor bundle size and load time. The Skill operates autonomously using standard Bash, Read, Write, and Glob tools to analyze and report performance metrics.

You should scan for performance regressions when adding new features or making changes to critical paths. Capturing baseline metrics beforehand allows accurate comparison to detect load time or bundle size degradations.