Compare live page navigation and resource-timing data to baseline JSONs for PR regressions.
npx skills add https://github.com/pistosmin/base-one --skill benchmark-pistosmin
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: benchmark Source: https://github.com/pistosmin/base-one/tree/main/.claude/skills/gstack/benchmark Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pistosmin/base-one --skill benchmark-pistosmin
Web apps often drift in performance after changes; this Skill provides automated baselining, comparison, and trend analysis to detect and alert on regressions in page load, rendering, and resource metrics.
Run a benchmark on a target URL to collect performance data and compare it against the baseline.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can detect web performance regressions by collecting real performance data from a live page and comparing it against a JSON baseline. This surfaces diffs and regression signals for critical routes directly within your PR workflows.
The best way to track Core Web Vitals baselines across releases is to capture baseline page load timings and resource sizes, then apply automated trend analysis to compare new measurements against these stored baselines over time.
You benchmark a live URL by running a quick-start workflow that collects navigation and resource timing data. It then compares these real performance metrics against a previously generated JSON baseline to identify any drift.
Yes, you need the browse daemon to collect navigation and resource timing data from the live page. This daemon gathers the real performance metrics required to generate the JSON outputs used for baselines and comparisons.
You can measure page rendering and resource size regressions without manual inspection by applying automated baselining and comparison across your PR workflows. This automatically alerts you to performance drift in resource metrics after code changes.
XinheLIUBenchmark web page performance against a stored baseline using browse daemon metrics.
geoffreywooAnalyze web page performance metrics to detect regressions across PR changes.
a29paulDetect web performance regressions by comparing browser metrics against baselines.
timurgaleevDetect performance regressions by comparing page load timings and resource metrics.
