gds-performance-test

Define per-platform FPS, memory, and loading time targets, then build stress test scenarios for worst-case entity counts, particle effects, and draw calls. This Skill walks through target definition, scenario design, benchmark suites, and produces a complete Performance Test Plan document.

Unity uses the Performance Testing API with Measure.ProfilerMarkers, Unreal uses automation tests checking frame time budgets, and Godot uses Performance monitors to assert average frame times. The Skill generates engine-appropriate example code for each.

Typical targets are 60 FPS for PS5/Xbox Series X and high-end PC, 30 FPS for Switch and last-gen consoles, with memory budgets like 12 GB on PS5 and 2.5 GB on Switch. The Skill provides baseline tables you filter to your actual target platforms.

Yes. The Skill defines a baseline capture process with regression thresholds (for example 10% FPS degradation fails the build) and includes example CI configuration that runs benchmarks as gated checks on scheduled pipelines.

Automated tests cannot fully replace manual profiling for issues like thermal throttling, overdraw analysis, or shader complexity. The Skill complements automation with manual CPU, GPU, and memory profiling checklists per platform.