performance-goal

Evaluator-gated performance optimization is a workflow approach where performance tuning patches are executed only after setting up an evaluator contract to validate progress and finalize goals with clear pass/fail criteria.

You can automate performance tuning workflows by using structured goal-oriented processes that store and track durable artifacts in a `.omx/goals/performance/` directory, ensuring safe handoffs and reversible patches against defined objectives.

Start a performance optimization goal by creating an objective with an evaluator command and contract, such as: `omx performance-goal create --objective "Reduce CLI startup latency by 20%" --evaluator-command "npm run perf:startup" --slug startup-latency`.

Yes, development teams can use this approach for structured performance tuning, enabling clear milestones and evaluations for objectives like improving CLI startup latency with defined pass/fail criteria and durable tracking.

The best way to ensure safe handoffs during performance optimization is to use evaluator-gated workflows that produce durable artifacts stored in a structured directory, allowing progress to be tracked and validated against defined goals.

Yes, you need an evaluator command to validate progress and finalize goals. The performance optimization process requires evaluator commands to ensure patches meet the defined pass/fail criteria before completion.