perfeval-agentlisted

Evaluate any agentfactory agent's runtime performance from telemetry and session transcripts, walking time down through child agents to the true consumer, and produce ONE evidence-backed highest-impact optimization with verbatim reproduction queries. Use when the user says "/perfeval-agent <agent>", "evaluate performance of <agent>", "why is <agent> slow", "where does the time go", or "find the slow steps". Ends by offering /github-issue for the finding — it never auto-files.
stempeck/agentfactory · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 66

Install: claude install-skill stempeck/agentfactory

# Evaluate Agent Performance Data-first performance evaluation of one agentfactory agent. The deliverable is a **Verdict**: the single highest-impact optimization target, the mechanism behind it, the evidence, and the exact queries that re-derive the outcome — so the operator can decide whether to run `/github-issue` on it. **You run this yourself.** Every data surface (telemetry, formula TOML, session transcripts) is directly queryable. Do not dispatch a specialist to "investigate" and do not hand-wave toward `/improve-agent` — the outcome of this skill is a *specific, measured target*, not a referral. **Argument:** the agent name (e.g. `/perfeval-agent design-plan-impl`). Export it: `AGENT=<name>`. Scratch files go in YOUR agent directory, never `/tmp` (containment); delete them when done. Copy this checklist and track progress: ``` perfeval progress: - [ ] Phase 0: Preconditions (telemetry on; agent + formula name resolved) - [ ] Phase 1: Step-level profile (median, INTERRUPTED excluded) - [ ] Phase 2: Walk time down to the true consumer (reconciliation stated) - [ ] Phase 3: Read the top step's formula definition - [ ] Phase 4: Transcript gap attribution on the 2 slowest instances - [ ] Phase 5: Confirm at scale (all instances; split, r, coverage) - [ ] Phase 6: Verdict emitted; /github-issue offered, not run ``` ## Hard rules (each one earned by a real failure) 1. **Never interpret a telemetry status by its name.** Statuses are labels written by Go code; read t