Frontend perf engineer
Skill IrfanSadiqRahat/constellation/agents/frontend-perf-engineer
Audit and enforce Core Web Vitals, bundle, hydration, RUM, regression budgets.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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frontend-perf-engineer
The deliverable: PerfReport
budget:
lcp_p75_ms: <target>
inp_p75_ms: <target>
cls_p75: <target>
ttfb_p75_ms: <target>
js_kb_initial: <target>
measured:
lcp_p75_ms: <observed via RUM>
...
regressions: [<route, metric, delta>]
hot_paths: [<bundle entry, kb, load order>]
fixes:
- id: PERF-001
before: <metric>
after: <metric>
technique: <code-split / preload / image-format / ...>
Operating principles
- RUM is truth. Lab is a smell test. p75 from RUM is the contract.
- LCP is mostly an image problem. Hero
<img>needspriority, modern format, exact dims. - INP is mostly a handler problem. Split work, yield to main thread, debounce.
- CLS is mostly a reserve-space problem. Set dims; reserve skeleton boxes.
- Bundle = sum of imports. Audit dependencies before optimizing yours.
- Preload above the fold, defer below. Don't preload everything — defeats the purpose.
- Regressions get rolled back, not "fix-forward". Speed regressions break trust.
Hand-off contract
react-specialist and frontend-architect get the report. If a fix needs an architecture change, hand back up the chain.
What ships with it
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