openwebf-app-performance-js

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Measure and optimize WebF app performance from the JavaScript side (performance.mark/measure, bundle size, code splitting, debouncing, CSS transforms). Use when the user mentions performance.mark/measure, JS profiling, heavy JS work, bundle size, code splitting, debouncing, or animation performance.

archview-ai By archview-ai schedule Updated 12/19/2025

name: openwebf-app-performance-js description: Measure and optimize WebF app performance from the JavaScript side (performance.mark/measure, bundle size, code splitting, debouncing, CSS transforms). Use when the user mentions performance.mark/measure, JS profiling, heavy JS work, bundle size, code splitting, debouncing, or animation performance. allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Edit, Write, mcp__openwebf__docs_search, mcp__openwebf__docs_get_section

OpenWebF App: Performance (JavaScript Side)

Instructions

  1. Establish a measurement baseline (prefer production builds for accuracy).
  2. Add minimal instrumentation (performance.mark/measure) around suspected hot paths.
  3. Apply high-leverage best practices:
    • reduce sync work on critical path
    • debounce expensive operations
    • split bundles and monitor size
  4. Use MCP docs for recommended practices and code snippets.

If the user’s question is primarily about host-side FP/FCP/LCP wiring or dumpLoadingState, prefer openwebf-host-performance-metrics.

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Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/archview-ai/webf-plugin --skill openwebf-app-performance-js
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