@claude-flow/cli 3.38.12 → 3.38.13

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+[2026-07-09T14:48:40.137Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "output": "## Scope note\n\nThis plugin (`ruflo-metaharness`) is a set of ~32 standalone Node CLI scripts (`scripts/*.mjs`) that shell out to upstream tools and a memory store — there's no React, no ORM, and no long-running server here, so I mapped your five categories onto their CLI equivalents: \"N+1 queries\" → repeated subprocess spawns, \"re-renders\" → redundant recomputation, etc. Findings below are all evidence-based reads of the actual files, not generic advice.\n\n## 1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `audit-list.mjs`\n\n`audit-list.mjs:82-117` fetches all keys with one call, then spawns a **separate `npx` subprocess per record** to fetch its value:\n\n```js\n// audit-list.mjs\nconst entries = memList().map(e => e.key)...  // 1 call\n...\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // N calls — each is a fresh npx spawn\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ ... });\n}\n```\n\nEach `memRetrieve` is its own `spawnSync('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', ...])`. With the default `--limit 20`, that's 21 process spawns for one command; `drift-from-history.mjs` calls this with `--limit 50` → 51 spawns just to list history. This is the exact N+1 shape, translated to subprocess land.\n\n**Fix** — this codebase already has the right pattern one file over: `drift-from-history.mjs:130-146` defines `runScriptJsonAsync` and races two independent subprocess calls with `Promise.all`. Apply the same idea here to parallelize the retrieves instead of serializing them:\n\n```js\nfunction memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'] });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', d => stdout += d);\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? JSON.parse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n// ...\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\n```\nThat turns 20-50 serial round trips into one wall-clock max instead of a sum.\n\n## 2. Uncached, unpinned `npx @latest` on every memory call (5 scripts)\n\n`_harness.mjs`'s own comment documents the exact fix that's missing here:\n\n> \"PERF: `@latest` forced an npm-registry metadata check on EVERY call. Resolution is now (a) an already-installed local copy... (b) a ONE-TIME cache install... after which every call is a plain `node <path>` spawn — zero network.\"\n\nThat fix (`ensureCachedInstall` / `findLocalPackageDir` in `_invoke.mjs`) was applied to the `metaharness`/`harness`/`darwin` binaries, but **not** to the memory CLI calls:\n\n```\naudit-trend.mjs:39     const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\naudit-list.mjs:22      const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\ndrift-from-history.mjs:45\noia-audit.mjs:36\nsimilarity.mjs:31\n```\n\nEvery `memory list/retrieve/store` call re-resolves the `@latest` (or `@alpha`) dist-tag via `npx`, paying a registry round trip per call — compounding directly with finding #1 (N+1 × unpinned-npx = worst case).\n\n**Fix**: pin `CLI_PKG` to a fixed version and route through `ensureCachedInstall`/`findLocalPackageDir` from `_invoke.mjs` the same way `_harness.mjs` does for `metaharness`, so repeated calls become local `node` spawns instead of `npx` registry checks.\n\n## 3. Leaked timers / unhandled rejections — `test-mcp-tools.mjs`\n\n```js\n// test-mcp-tools.mjs:193-199, inside a loop over ~40 tools\nconst handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n  setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\nresult = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n```\n\nWhen `handlerPromise` wins (the common case), the `setTimeout` is **never cleared**. Across a loop of dozens of tools this accumulates live timers (up to 180s each per the `isChainTool` branch), and when each one eventually fires it rejects a promise nobody is awaiting anymore — an unhandled rejection per leaked timer. Harmless in a short test run, but it's a real leak pattern and can crash under Node's default unhandled-rejection behavior if the process stays alive long enough for several to fire concurrently.\n\n**Fix**:\n```js\nlet timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}\n```\n\n## 4. Redundant recomputation (minor) — `router-parallel-analyze.mjs`\n\nLines 125-172 do four separate full passes over `usable` (`.map` ×2, `.filter`, plus two `.sort()`s inside `pctile` calls) to compute means/percentiles that could be derived in one pass. Given this only runs on `.jsonl` trajectory logs analyzed occasionally (not hot-path), it's low-impact — flagging for completeness, not urgency.\n\n## Priority\n\n1. Fix #1+#2 together (they compound) — biggest real-world latency win for `audit-list`/`drift-from-history`/`audit-trend`.\n2. Fix #3 — cheap, prevents a genuine leak/crash class in the test harness.\n3. #4 is optional polish.\n",
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+        "title": "Scope note",
+        "content": "\nThis plugin (`ruflo-metaharness`) is a set of ~32 standalone Node CLI scripts (`scripts/*.mjs`) that shell out to upstream tools and a memory store — there's no React, no ORM, and no long-running server here, so I mapped your five categories onto their CLI equivalents: \"N+1 queries\" → repeated subprocess spawns, \"re-renders\" → redundant recomputation, etc. Findings below are all evidence-based reads of the actual files, not generic advice.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `audit-list.mjs`",
+        "content": "\n`audit-list.mjs:82-117` fetches all keys with one call, then spawns a **separate `npx` subprocess per record** to fetch its value:\n\n```js\n// audit-list.mjs\nconst entries = memList().map(e => e.key)...  // 1 call\n...\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // N calls — each is a fresh npx spawn\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ ... });\n}\n```\n\nEach `memRetrieve` is its own `spawnSync('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', ...])`. With the default `--limit 20`, that's 21 process spawns for one command; `drift-from-history.mjs` calls this with `--limit 50` → 51 spawns just to list history. This is the exact N+1 shape, translated to subprocess land.\n\n**Fix** — this codebase already has the right pattern one file over: `drift-from-history.mjs:130-146` defines `runScriptJsonAsync` and races two independent subprocess calls with `Promise.all`. Apply the same idea here to parallelize the retrieves instead of serializing them:\n\n```js\nfunction memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'] });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', d => stdout += d);\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? JSON.parse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n// ...\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\n```\nThat turns 20-50 serial round trips into one wall-clock max instead of a sum.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "2. Uncached, unpinned `npx @latest` on every memory call (5 scripts)",
+        "content": "\n`_harness.mjs`'s own comment documents the exact fix that's missing here:\n\n> \"PERF: `@latest` forced an npm-registry metadata check on EVERY call. Resolution is now (a) an already-installed local copy... (b) a ONE-TIME cache install... after which every call is a plain `node <path>` spawn — zero network.\"\n\nThat fix (`ensureCachedInstall` / `findLocalPackageDir` in `_invoke.mjs`) was applied to the `metaharness`/`harness`/`darwin` binaries, but **not** to the memory CLI calls:\n\n```\naudit-trend.mjs:39     const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\naudit-list.mjs:22      const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\ndrift-from-history.mjs:45\noia-audit.mjs:36\nsimilarity.mjs:31\n```\n\nEvery `memory list/retrieve/store` call re-resolves the `@latest` (or `@alpha`) dist-tag via `npx`, paying a registry round trip per call — compounding directly with finding #1 (N+1 × unpinned-npx = worst case).\n\n**Fix**: pin `CLI_PKG` to a fixed version and route through `ensureCachedInstall`/`findLocalPackageDir` from `_invoke.mjs` the same way `_harness.mjs` does for `metaharness`, so repeated calls become local `node` spawns instead of `npx` registry checks.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "3. Leaked timers / unhandled rejections — `test-mcp-tools.mjs`",
+        "content": "\n```js\n// test-mcp-tools.mjs:193-199, inside a loop over ~40 tools\nconst handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n  setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\nresult = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n```\n\nWhen `handlerPromise` wins (the common case), the `setTimeout` is **never cleared**. Across a loop of dozens of tools this accumulates live timers (up to 180s each per the `isChainTool` branch), and when each one eventually fires it rejects a promise nobody is awaiting anymore — an unhandled rejection per leaked timer. Harmless in a short test run, but it's a real leak pattern and can crash under Node's default unhandled-rejection behavior if the process stays alive long enough for several to fire concurrently.\n\n**Fix**:\n```js\nlet timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}\n```\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "4. Redundant recomputation (minor) — `router-parallel-analyze.mjs`",
+        "content": "\nLines 125-172 do four separate full passes over `usable` (`.map` ×2, `.filter`, plus two `.sort()`s inside `pctile` calls) to compute means/percentiles that could be derived in one pass. Given this only runs on `.jsonl` trajectory logs analyzed occasionally (not hot-path), it's low-impact — flagging for completeness, not urgency.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "Priority",
+        "content": "1. Fix #1+#2 together (they compound) — biggest real-world latency win for `audit-list`/`drift-from-history`/`audit-trend`.\n2. Fix #3 — cheap, prevents a genuine leak/crash class in the test harness.\n3. #4 is optional polish.",
+        "level": 2
+      }
+    ],
+    "codeBlocks": [
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// audit-list.mjs\nconst entries = memList().map(e => e.key)...  // 1 call\n...\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // N calls — each is a fresh npx spawn\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ ... });\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "function memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'] });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', d => stdout += d);\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? JSON.parse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n// ...\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "text",
+        "code": "audit-trend.mjs:39     const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\naudit-list.mjs:22      const CLI_PKG = ... '@claude-flow/cli@latest'\ndrift-from-history.mjs:45\noia-audit.mjs:36\nsimilarity.mjs:31"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// test-mcp-tools.mjs:193-199, inside a loop over ~40 tools\nconst handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n  setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\nresult = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "let timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}"
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  "durationMs": 178871,
+  "model": "sonnet",
+  "sandboxMode": "permissive",
+  "workerType": "optimize",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-09T14:48:40.137Z",
+  "executionId": "optimize_1783608341266_zhk0fl"
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+[2026-07-09T15:03:40.180Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.

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+[2026-07-09T15:07:15.282Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "output": "## Performance Analysis — `ruflo-metaharness` plugin\n\nContext: this directory is a Claude Code plugin — no database layer and no React/UI code. The literal categories you asked about (N+1 queries, React re-renders) don't apply directly, but the codebase has clear structural analogs: sequential subprocess calls that behave like N+1 queries, unpinned-package \"cache misses\" on every invocation, and a genuine resource leak in a test file. Findings below are all verified against the actual code.\n\n### 1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `scripts/audit-list.mjs:103-117`\n\n```js\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest memory retrieve` per key\n  ...\n}\n```\n\n`memRetrieve()` does a **synchronous subprocess spawn per record** (default `--limit 20`, called with `--limit 50` from `drift-from-history.mjs`). This is the exact N+1 shape: 1 `memList()` call + N sequential `memRetrieve()` calls, each paying full Node+npx startup cost.\n\nWorse: `drift-from-history.mjs` only needs the **key** of the most-recent record (`sorted[0].key`) — it never reads `worst`/`tmWorst`/`mcpWorst`/`degraded` from the enriched rows. The code even admits this cost in its own comments (`drift-from-history.mjs:162-164`): *\"--baseline-key skips audit-list entirely (it's ~25s of ONNX warmup for what would be one record lookup)\"* — i.e., the team routed around the N+1 with a flag instead of fixing it.\n\n**Fix:** parallelize with `Promise.all` (the same pattern already used in `oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel`), or add a `--keys-only` mode that skips `memRetrieve` entirely when only keys/timestamps are needed (the timestamp is already embedded in the key string — no retrieve is even required for sorting/filtering, see lines 85-97).\n\n```js\n// instead of the sequential for-loop:\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(async (key) => {\n  const rec = await memRetrieveAsync(key);\n  return rec && { key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... };\n}))).filter(Boolean);\n```\n\n### 2. Missing cache reuse in `_darwin.mjs` — inconsistent with the rest of the codebase\n\n`_invoke.mjs` implements `findLocalPackageDir()` + `ensureCachedInstall()` specifically to avoid re-resolving/re-fetching a package on every call (documented at the top of `_harness.mjs`, lines 21-35, as a deliberate perf+security fix). `_harness.mjs` and `_redblue.mjs` both use it — CLI calls become a plain `node <resolved-path>` spawn after the first resolution.\n\n`_darwin.mjs` never got migrated:\n\n```js\n// _darwin.mjs:80, 125 — every single call:\nspawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)\n```\n\n`npx -y -p pkg@range` re-checks/resolves the package on **every invocation** — the same anti-pattern `_harness.mjs`'s own comment describes as fixed elsewhere (\"PERF: @latest forced an npm-registry metadata check on EVERY call\"). `evolve.mjs` and any `bench`/`security bench` caller pay this tax every run, while `importGepa()` in the very same file correctly uses the fast path via `importOptionalLibrary`.\n\n**Fix:** resolve `metaharness-darwin`'s bin path once via `findLocalPackageDir`/`ensureCachedInstall` (same shape as `_harness.mjs:resolveMetaharnessBins`) and `spawn('node', [resolvedBinPath, ...argv])` instead of `npx -y -p`.\n\n### 3. Unpinned `@latest` in memory shell-outs — `audit-list.mjs`, `audit-trend.mjs`, `oia-audit.mjs`\n\n```js\nconst CLI_PKG = process.env.CLI_CORE === '1'\n  ? '@claude-flow/cli-core@alpha'\n  : '@claude-flow/cli@latest';   // <- registry check on every npx call\n```\n\nEvery `memList()`, `memRetrieve()`, and `persist()` call shells to `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest ...`. This compounds directly with finding #1 — up to 50 sequential calls, each independently re-resolving `@latest` against the registry. This is the same class of problem the plugin already fixed for the `metaharness`/`harness`/`redblue` binaries; it just wasn't applied to these three scripts' CLI invocations.\n\n### 4. Resource leak — unlcleared `setTimeout` in `scripts/test-mcp-tools.mjs:193-196`\n\n```js\nfor (const tool of tools) {           // 15 tools\n  const handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\n  const timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n    setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n  // no clearTimeout on either path\n}\n```\n\nWhichever promise loses the race leaves its `setTimeout` alive — on the (common) fast-handler-wins path, that's a dangling 60–180s timer per tool, ×15 tools per run. These keep the event loop alive and hold their rejection closures in memory until they eventually fire, well after the test that needed them has finished.\n\n**Fix:**\n```js\nlet timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}\n```\n\n### Not found / already well-optimized\n\n- `oia-audit.mjs` already parallelizes its 5 subprocess calls (`runAllParallel`, iter 56) — good pattern, worth copying into finding #1/#2's fixes.\n- `_similarity.mjs` and `audit-trend.mjs`'s findings-diff use `Set`-based dedup (O(n), not O(n²)) — no redundant computation there.\n- `evolve.mjs --diagnose` caps run-record reads at 100 files — bounded, not a concern at current scale.\n\n**Priority order:** #1 (N+1 in audit-list) and #3 (unpinned `@latest`) compound each other and hit every `drift-from-history`/`audit-list` invocation — fix together. #2 (`_darwin.mjs`) affects every `evolve`/`bench` call. #4 is a small, isolated one-line fix in a test file.\n",
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+        "title": "Performance Analysis — `ruflo-metaharness` plugin",
+        "content": "\nContext: this directory is a Claude Code plugin — no database layer and no React/UI code. The literal categories you asked about (N+1 queries, React re-renders) don't apply directly, but the codebase has clear structural analogs: sequential subprocess calls that behave like N+1 queries, unpinned-package \"cache misses\" on every invocation, and a genuine resource leak in a test file. Findings below are all verified against the actual code.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `scripts/audit-list.mjs:103-117`",
+        "content": "\n```js\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest memory retrieve` per key\n  ...\n}\n```\n\n`memRetrieve()` does a **synchronous subprocess spawn per record** (default `--limit 20`, called with `--limit 50` from `drift-from-history.mjs`). This is the exact N+1 shape: 1 `memList()` call + N sequential `memRetrieve()` calls, each paying full Node+npx startup cost.\n\nWorse: `drift-from-history.mjs` only needs the **key** of the most-recent record (`sorted[0].key`) — it never reads `worst`/`tmWorst`/`mcpWorst`/`degraded` from the enriched rows. The code even admits this cost in its own comments (`drift-from-history.mjs:162-164`): *\"--baseline-key skips audit-list entirely (it's ~25s of ONNX warmup for what would be one record lookup)\"* — i.e., the team routed around the N+1 with a flag instead of fixing it.\n\n**Fix:** parallelize with `Promise.all` (the same pattern already used in `oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel`), or add a `--keys-only` mode that skips `memRetrieve` entirely when only keys/timestamps are needed (the timestamp is already embedded in the key string — no retrieve is even required for sorting/filtering, see lines 85-97).\n\n```js\n// instead of the sequential for-loop:\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(async (key) => {\n  const rec = await memRetrieveAsync(key);\n  return rec && { key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... };\n}))).filter(Boolean);\n```\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "2. Missing cache reuse in `_darwin.mjs` — inconsistent with the rest of the codebase",
+        "content": "\n`_invoke.mjs` implements `findLocalPackageDir()` + `ensureCachedInstall()` specifically to avoid re-resolving/re-fetching a package on every call (documented at the top of `_harness.mjs`, lines 21-35, as a deliberate perf+security fix). `_harness.mjs` and `_redblue.mjs` both use it — CLI calls become a plain `node <resolved-path>` spawn after the first resolution.\n\n`_darwin.mjs` never got migrated:\n\n```js\n// _darwin.mjs:80, 125 — every single call:\nspawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)\n```\n\n`npx -y -p pkg@range` re-checks/resolves the package on **every invocation** — the same anti-pattern `_harness.mjs`'s own comment describes as fixed elsewhere (\"PERF: @latest forced an npm-registry metadata check on EVERY call\"). `evolve.mjs` and any `bench`/`security bench` caller pay this tax every run, while `importGepa()` in the very same file correctly uses the fast path via `importOptionalLibrary`.\n\n**Fix:** resolve `metaharness-darwin`'s bin path once via `findLocalPackageDir`/`ensureCachedInstall` (same shape as `_harness.mjs:resolveMetaharnessBins`) and `spawn('node', [resolvedBinPath, ...argv])` instead of `npx -y -p`.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "3. Unpinned `@latest` in memory shell-outs — `audit-list.mjs`, `audit-trend.mjs`, `oia-audit.mjs`",
+        "content": "\n```js\nconst CLI_PKG = process.env.CLI_CORE === '1'\n  ? '@claude-flow/cli-core@alpha'\n  : '@claude-flow/cli@latest';   // <- registry check on every npx call\n```\n\nEvery `memList()`, `memRetrieve()`, and `persist()` call shells to `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest ...`. This compounds directly with finding #1 — up to 50 sequential calls, each independently re-resolving `@latest` against the registry. This is the same class of problem the plugin already fixed for the `metaharness`/`harness`/`redblue` binaries; it just wasn't applied to these three scripts' CLI invocations.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "4. Resource leak — unlcleared `setTimeout` in `scripts/test-mcp-tools.mjs:193-196`",
+        "content": "\n```js\nfor (const tool of tools) {           // 15 tools\n  const handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\n  const timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n    setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n  // no clearTimeout on either path\n}\n```\n\nWhichever promise loses the race leaves its `setTimeout` alive — on the (common) fast-handler-wins path, that's a dangling 60–180s timer per tool, ×15 tools per run. These keep the event loop alive and hold their rejection closures in memory until they eventually fire, well after the test that needed them has finished.\n\n**Fix:**\n```js\nlet timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}\n```\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "Not found / already well-optimized",
+        "content": "- `oia-audit.mjs` already parallelizes its 5 subprocess calls (`runAllParallel`, iter 56) — good pattern, worth copying into finding #1/#2's fixes.\n- `_similarity.mjs` and `audit-trend.mjs`'s findings-diff use `Set`-based dedup (O(n), not O(n²)) — no redundant computation there.\n- `evolve.mjs --diagnose` caps run-record reads at 100 files — bounded, not a concern at current scale.\n\n**Priority order:** #1 (N+1 in audit-list) and #3 (unpinned `@latest`) compound each other and hit every `drift-from-history`/`audit-list` invocation — fix together. #2 (`_darwin.mjs`) affects every `evolve`/`bench` call. #4 is a small, isolated one-line fix in a test file.",
+        "level": 3
+      }
+    ],
+    "codeBlocks": [
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "for (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest memory retrieve` per key\n  ...\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// instead of the sequential for-loop:\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(async (key) => {\n  const rec = await memRetrieveAsync(key);\n  return rec && { key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... };\n}))).filter(Boolean);"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// _darwin.mjs:80, 125 — every single call:\nspawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "const CLI_PKG = process.env.CLI_CORE === '1'\n  ? '@claude-flow/cli-core@alpha'\n  : '@claude-flow/cli@latest';   // <- registry check on every npx call"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "for (const tool of tools) {           // 15 tools\n  const handlerPromise = tool.handler(input);\n  const timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) =>\n    setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs));\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n  // no clearTimeout on either path\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "let timer;\nconst timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {\n  timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${timeoutMs / 1000}s handler timeout`)), timeoutMs);\n});\ntry {\n  result = await Promise.race([handlerPromise, timeoutPromise]);\n} finally {\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n}"
+      }
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+  "model": "sonnet",
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+  "workerType": "optimize",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-09T15:07:15.282Z",
+  "executionId": "optimize_1783609420180_7xw817"
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+[2026-07-09T15:22:15.307Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.

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+[2026-07-09T15:22:17.428Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": false,
+  "output": "You've hit your session limit · resets 2pm (America/Toronto)\n",
+  "parsedOutput": {
+    "sections": [],
+    "codeBlocks": []
+  },
+  "durationMs": 2121,
+  "model": "sonnet",
+  "sandboxMode": "permissive",
+  "workerType": "optimize",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-09T15:22:17.428Z",
+  "executionId": "optimize_1783610535307_2pxofp",
+  "error": "Process exited with code 1"
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+[2026-07-09T15:37:17.445Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.

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+[2026-07-09T15:40:56.799Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "output": "I verified the top finding directly — confirmed accurate. Here's the synthesized analysis. Note upfront: this plugin (`ruflo-metaharness`) is a pure Node.js CLI/scripts codebase (34 `.mjs` files, ~9,300 lines) with no React and no database, so I've mapped your five categories onto their closest real analogs here.\n\n## 1. N+1 pattern (subprocess-spawn equivalent) — highest impact\n\n**`scripts/audit-list.mjs:102–117`** — classic N+1: one `memList()` call returns all keys, then a sequential `for` loop calls `memRetrieve(key)` once per record, each a **blocking** `spawnSync('npx', ...)` subprocess. Default `--limit 20` (callers like `drift-from-history.mjs` use `--limit 50`) means up to 50 sequential subprocess spawns for one command.\n\n```js\n// current — scripts/audit-list.mjs:102-117\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // blocking spawnSync, one per key\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, ... });\n}\n```\n```js\n// fix — parallelize with an async spawn + concurrency cap\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\nconst rows = recs.filter(Boolean).map(rec => ({ ... }));\n```\n\nThis is compounded by finding #2 below — each of those 50 spawns also pays a network cost.\n\n## 2. Caching opportunity — `npx @pkg@latest` on every subprocess call\n\n**`audit-list.mjs:22–24`** and **`audit-trend.mjs:39–41`** both default `CLI_PKG` to `@claude-flow/cli@latest`, which forces an npm registry metadata check on *every* invocation. `_harness.mjs` already solved this problem elsewhere in the same plugin (a `RESOLVED` bin cache + `ensureCachedInstall`/`findLocalPackageDir` in `_invoke.mjs`) — `audit-list.mjs`/`audit-trend.mjs` just didn't adopt that pattern. Fix: pin the version or route through the already-existing cached-resolve helper instead of `npx ...@latest`.\n\n## 3. \"Re-render\" equivalent — redundant sequential work that should batch\n\n- **`test-mcp-tools.mjs:130–213`** — 15 independent MCP tool handlers (some with up to 180s timeouts) run in a sequential `for...of` loop; worst case ~15×180s instead of ~180s if run with `Promise.allSettled`.\n- **`test-graceful-degradation.mjs:136–150`** — 8 skill checks run sequentially via blocking `spawnSync`, each near its own timeout by design (testing DNS-retry behavior) → ~24 min worst case for one CI run. Convert to async `spawn` + `Promise.all`; the 8 checks don't depend on each other.\n- **`test-pipeline-roundtrip.mjs:192–211, 473–523`** — several independent fixture-diff stages run strictly sequentially and could batch.\n\n(Positive finding: `oia-audit.mjs` already does this correctly — `runAllParallel()` at line 86–96 runs its 5 sub-audits via `Promise.all`.)\n\n## 4. Memory / unbounded-growth risk\n\n**`router-parallel-analyze.mjs:87–92`** reads and `JSON.parse`s the *entire* `.swarm/router-parallel.jsonl` file on every run. That file is an append-only production log (per its own header) that grows continuously when `CLAUDE_FLOW_ROUTER_PARALLEL_LOG=1` is set, but the analyzer only needs `n≥30` recent samples for its promotion-gate stats. Fix: tail the last N lines instead of loading the full history, or rotate the log file on write.\n\n## 5. Redundant computation\n\n**`learn.mjs:102–107`** — on real (non-dry-run) `--run` invocations, stdout can be a large model-call/GEPA log. The code collects *every* `{...}` regex match in the whole document and `JSON.parse`-attempts each from the end until one succeeds:\n\n```js\n// current\nconst matches = [...r.stdout.matchAll(/\\{[\\s\\S]*?\\}/g)];\nfor (let i = matches.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {\n  try { json = JSON.parse(matches[i][0]); break; } catch {}\n}\n```\nAny stray `{`/`}` in logged code/tool output becomes a wasted match+parse attempt. Fix: do a single balanced-brace backward scan from end-of-stdout for the last top-level JSON object instead of enumerating all matches.\n\n## Dead code (minor)\n`drift-from-history.mjs:45–47` declares `CLI_PKG` but never uses it — leftover that obscures where the CLI package actually gets resolved (worth deleting).\n\n---\n\n**Not applicable here:** true N+1 DB queries and React re-renders don't exist in this codebase — it's CLI scripts, not a web app. The closest real equivalents (repeated subprocess spawns per item, sequential-await batching) are covered above. Most files (`_darwin.mjs`, `_harness.mjs`, `_invoke.mjs`, `_similarity.mjs`, `gepa.mjs`, `mcp-scan.mjs`, `score.mjs`, `threat-model.mjs`, etc.) were checked and are already well-optimized — bounded single-subprocess wrappers or already-memoized/parallelized.\n\nWant me to apply the fixes for #1 (audit-list.mjs N+1) and #2 (the `@latest` pin) — those are the two with real, measurable cost?\n",
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+    "sections": [
+      {
+        "title": "1. N+1 pattern (subprocess-spawn equivalent) — highest impact",
+        "content": "\n**`scripts/audit-list.mjs:102–117`** — classic N+1: one `memList()` call returns all keys, then a sequential `for` loop calls `memRetrieve(key)` once per record, each a **blocking** `spawnSync('npx', ...)` subprocess. Default `--limit 20` (callers like `drift-from-history.mjs` use `--limit 50`) means up to 50 sequential subprocess spawns for one command.\n\n```js\n// current — scripts/audit-list.mjs:102-117\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // blocking spawnSync, one per key\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, ... });\n}\n```\n```js\n// fix — parallelize with an async spawn + concurrency cap\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\nconst rows = recs.filter(Boolean).map(rec => ({ ... }));\n```\n\nThis is compounded by finding #2 below — each of those 50 spawns also pays a network cost.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "2. Caching opportunity — `npx @pkg@latest` on every subprocess call",
+        "content": "\n**`audit-list.mjs:22–24`** and **`audit-trend.mjs:39–41`** both default `CLI_PKG` to `@claude-flow/cli@latest`, which forces an npm registry metadata check on *every* invocation. `_harness.mjs` already solved this problem elsewhere in the same plugin (a `RESOLVED` bin cache + `ensureCachedInstall`/`findLocalPackageDir` in `_invoke.mjs`) — `audit-list.mjs`/`audit-trend.mjs` just didn't adopt that pattern. Fix: pin the version or route through the already-existing cached-resolve helper instead of `npx ...@latest`.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "3. \"Re-render\" equivalent — redundant sequential work that should batch",
+        "content": "\n- **`test-mcp-tools.mjs:130–213`** — 15 independent MCP tool handlers (some with up to 180s timeouts) run in a sequential `for...of` loop; worst case ~15×180s instead of ~180s if run with `Promise.allSettled`.\n- **`test-graceful-degradation.mjs:136–150`** — 8 skill checks run sequentially via blocking `spawnSync`, each near its own timeout by design (testing DNS-retry behavior) → ~24 min worst case for one CI run. Convert to async `spawn` + `Promise.all`; the 8 checks don't depend on each other.\n- **`test-pipeline-roundtrip.mjs:192–211, 473–523`** — several independent fixture-diff stages run strictly sequentially and could batch.\n\n(Positive finding: `oia-audit.mjs` already does this correctly — `runAllParallel()` at line 86–96 runs its 5 sub-audits via `Promise.all`.)\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "4. Memory / unbounded-growth risk",
+        "content": "\n**`router-parallel-analyze.mjs:87–92`** reads and `JSON.parse`s the *entire* `.swarm/router-parallel.jsonl` file on every run. That file is an append-only production log (per its own header) that grows continuously when `CLAUDE_FLOW_ROUTER_PARALLEL_LOG=1` is set, but the analyzer only needs `n≥30` recent samples for its promotion-gate stats. Fix: tail the last N lines instead of loading the full history, or rotate the log file on write.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "5. Redundant computation",
+        "content": "\n**`learn.mjs:102–107`** — on real (non-dry-run) `--run` invocations, stdout can be a large model-call/GEPA log. The code collects *every* `{...}` regex match in the whole document and `JSON.parse`-attempts each from the end until one succeeds:\n\n```js\n// current\nconst matches = [...r.stdout.matchAll(/\\{[\\s\\S]*?\\}/g)];\nfor (let i = matches.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {\n  try { json = JSON.parse(matches[i][0]); break; } catch {}\n}\n```\nAny stray `{`/`}` in logged code/tool output becomes a wasted match+parse attempt. Fix: do a single balanced-brace backward scan from end-of-stdout for the last top-level JSON object instead of enumerating all matches.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "Dead code (minor)",
+        "content": "`drift-from-history.mjs:45–47` declares `CLI_PKG` but never uses it — leftover that obscures where the CLI package actually gets resolved (worth deleting).\n\n---\n\n**Not applicable here:** true N+1 DB queries and React re-renders don't exist in this codebase — it's CLI scripts, not a web app. The closest real equivalents (repeated subprocess spawns per item, sequential-await batching) are covered above. Most files (`_darwin.mjs`, `_harness.mjs`, `_invoke.mjs`, `_similarity.mjs`, `gepa.mjs`, `mcp-scan.mjs`, `score.mjs`, `threat-model.mjs`, etc.) were checked and are already well-optimized — bounded single-subprocess wrappers or already-memoized/parallelized.\n\nWant me to apply the fixes for #1 (audit-list.mjs N+1) and #2 (the `@latest` pin) — those are the two with real, measurable cost?",
+        "level": 2
+      }
+    ],
+    "codeBlocks": [
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// current — scripts/audit-list.mjs:102-117\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // blocking spawnSync, one per key\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, ... });\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// fix — parallelize with an async spawn + concurrency cap\nconst recs = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\nconst rows = recs.filter(Boolean).map(rec => ({ ... }));"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "// current\nconst matches = [...r.stdout.matchAll(/\\{[\\s\\S]*?\\}/g)];\nfor (let i = matches.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {\n  try { json = JSON.parse(matches[i][0]); break; } catch {}\n}"
+      }
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+[2026-07-09T15:55:56.828Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.

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+[2026-07-09T15:57:59.514Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "output": "## Performance Analysis — `ruflo-metaharness` plugin\n\nScope note up front: this plugin is a ~7,000-line collection of standalone Node `.mjs` CLI scripts (no database ORM, no React/frontend) that shell out to sibling CLIs (`metaharness`, `harness`, `@claude-flow/cli memory ...`) and read/write JSON to disk or a memory namespace. So \"N+1 queries\" and \"React re-renders\" don't apply literally — I've translated them to this codebase's actual failure modes: N+1 *subprocess calls*, redundant re-computation, and unbounded growth (the CLI-script analog of a memory leak). The codebase is already unusually well-optimized in most of these dimensions (extensive `iter N` comments document prior parallelization passes), so most findings below are refinements, not gaps.\n\n### 1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `scripts/audit-list.mjs:100-117`\n\n```js\nconst rows = [];\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawnSync('npx', ['@claude-flow/cli@latest', 'memory', 'retrieve', ...])\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... });\n}\n```\n\nThis is the direct analog of an N+1 query: one `memory list` call fetches up to `--limit` keys (default 20, called with `--limit 50` from `drift-from-history.mjs:154`), then each key triggers a **separate, sequential, blocking `spawnSync('npx', ...)`** — each of which pays full Node/npx process-startup cost. At `--limit 50` that's 50 sequential subprocess spawns on the hot path of `drift-from-history` (a command explicitly optimized elsewhere in the same file family for wall-clock — see the `--baseline-key`/`--baseline-file` fast-paths added precisely to avoid this cost).\n\nThe codebase already has the fix pattern established twice (`oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel`, `drift-from-history.mjs`'s `Promise.all` batch) — it just wasn't applied here:\n\n```js\nimport { spawn } from 'node:child_process';\n\nfunction memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'], shell: process.platform === 'win32' });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', (d) => { stdout += d; });\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? safeParse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync)))\n  .map((rec, i) => rec && ({ key: slice[i], startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... }))\n  .filter(Boolean);\n```\n\nWorst-case wall-clock drops from `N × subprocess-startup` to `~1 × subprocess-startup` (bounded by OS process-spawn concurrency), matching the ~2-4× speedups the comments already document for the parallelized 5-call case in `oia-audit.mjs`.\n\n### 2. Redundant array passes — `scripts/router-parallel-analyze.mjs:125-172`\n\n`banditOutcomes` / `serOutcomes` are each built once, then `.map()` is called 3 separate times per array (once per metric: quality, usd, latency) purely to project one field, plus two independent `.sort()` calls for percentile. At realistic sample sizes (dozens–low-thousands of routing decisions) this is O(n) either way and not worth restructuring — flagging only because it's a \"redundant computation\" pattern in the literal sense the task asked about, low priority given `n` is bounded by `--strict`'s own `n < 30` gate and file size in practice.\n\n### 3. Unbounded growth (\"memory leak\" analog)\n\nTwo append-only stores never get pruned by any code path in this plugin:\n- `.swarm/router-parallel.jsonl` — every `route()` call under `CLAUDE_FLOW_ROUTER_PARALLEL_LOG=1` appends a row forever; `router-parallel-analyze.mjs` `readFileSync`s and parses the *whole file* every run (`scripts/router-parallel-analyze.mjs:89-92`), so both disk usage and analysis cost grow linearly and unboundedly with process age.\n- The `metaharness-audit` memory namespace — `oia-audit.mjs` persists one record per cron run (weekly, per the workflow doc) with no retention policy; `audit-list.mjs` only limits what it *displays*, not what's stored.\n\nSuggested fix: a simple retention parameter (e.g., keep last N or last 90 days) applied at write time, or a periodic prune script — same shape as `--since` filtering already implemented for reads, just applied at persist time instead.\n\n### 4. Caching — already well handled, one gap\n\n`_invoke.mjs`/`_harness.mjs` already do the right thing: memoized bin resolution (`RESOLVED` in `_harness.mjs:68`), a one-time versioned install cache (`ensureCachedInstall`), and walk-up `node_modules` resolution before falling back to network. No action needed there.\n\nThe one caching gap is really the N+1 issue above (§1) — each `memRetrieve` call is a fresh subprocess with no way to bulk-fetch. If the underlying `@claude-flow/cli memory list` command can be extended to optionally return full values (not just keys) in one call, that would eliminate the N calls entirely rather than just parallelizing them — worth checking upstream before doing the parallelize-only fix.\n\n### What I did *not* find\nNo traditional N+1 DB query chains (no ORM/DB here), no React re-render issues (no React in this plugin), and no classic in-process memory leaks (every script is a short-lived CLI invocation that exits — no long-running server holding accumulating state).\n\n**Priority order**: fix #1 (audit-list.mjs) first — it's a real, easily-fixed wall-clock regression on a command (`drift-from-history --limit 50`) that the same codebase went out of its way to optimize elsewhere. #3 is worth a follow-up ticket; #2 is optional polish.\n",
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+      {
+        "title": "Performance Analysis — `ruflo-metaharness` plugin",
+        "content": "\nScope note up front: this plugin is a ~7,000-line collection of standalone Node `.mjs` CLI scripts (no database ORM, no React/frontend) that shell out to sibling CLIs (`metaharness`, `harness`, `@claude-flow/cli memory ...`) and read/write JSON to disk or a memory namespace. So \"N+1 queries\" and \"React re-renders\" don't apply literally — I've translated them to this codebase's actual failure modes: N+1 *subprocess calls*, redundant re-computation, and unbounded growth (the CLI-script analog of a memory leak). The codebase is already unusually well-optimized in most of these dimensions (extensive `iter N` comments document prior parallelization passes), so most findings below are refinements, not gaps.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `scripts/audit-list.mjs:100-117`",
+        "content": "\n```js\nconst rows = [];\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawnSync('npx', ['@claude-flow/cli@latest', 'memory', 'retrieve', ...])\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... });\n}\n```\n\nThis is the direct analog of an N+1 query: one `memory list` call fetches up to `--limit` keys (default 20, called with `--limit 50` from `drift-from-history.mjs:154`), then each key triggers a **separate, sequential, blocking `spawnSync('npx', ...)`** — each of which pays full Node/npx process-startup cost. At `--limit 50` that's 50 sequential subprocess spawns on the hot path of `drift-from-history` (a command explicitly optimized elsewhere in the same file family for wall-clock — see the `--baseline-key`/`--baseline-file` fast-paths added precisely to avoid this cost).\n\nThe codebase already has the fix pattern established twice (`oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel`, `drift-from-history.mjs`'s `Promise.all` batch) — it just wasn't applied here:\n\n```js\nimport { spawn } from 'node:child_process';\n\nfunction memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'], shell: process.platform === 'win32' });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', (d) => { stdout += d; });\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? safeParse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync)))\n  .map((rec, i) => rec && ({ key: slice[i], startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... }))\n  .filter(Boolean);\n```\n\nWorst-case wall-clock drops from `N × subprocess-startup` to `~1 × subprocess-startup` (bounded by OS process-spawn concurrency), matching the ~2-4× speedups the comments already document for the parallelized 5-call case in `oia-audit.mjs`.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "2. Redundant array passes — `scripts/router-parallel-analyze.mjs:125-172`",
+        "content": "\n`banditOutcomes` / `serOutcomes` are each built once, then `.map()` is called 3 separate times per array (once per metric: quality, usd, latency) purely to project one field, plus two independent `.sort()` calls for percentile. At realistic sample sizes (dozens–low-thousands of routing decisions) this is O(n) either way and not worth restructuring — flagging only because it's a \"redundant computation\" pattern in the literal sense the task asked about, low priority given `n` is bounded by `--strict`'s own `n < 30` gate and file size in practice.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "3. Unbounded growth (\"memory leak\" analog)",
+        "content": "\nTwo append-only stores never get pruned by any code path in this plugin:\n- `.swarm/router-parallel.jsonl` — every `route()` call under `CLAUDE_FLOW_ROUTER_PARALLEL_LOG=1` appends a row forever; `router-parallel-analyze.mjs` `readFileSync`s and parses the *whole file* every run (`scripts/router-parallel-analyze.mjs:89-92`), so both disk usage and analysis cost grow linearly and unboundedly with process age.\n- The `metaharness-audit` memory namespace — `oia-audit.mjs` persists one record per cron run (weekly, per the workflow doc) with no retention policy; `audit-list.mjs` only limits what it *displays*, not what's stored.\n\nSuggested fix: a simple retention parameter (e.g., keep last N or last 90 days) applied at write time, or a periodic prune script — same shape as `--since` filtering already implemented for reads, just applied at persist time instead.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "4. Caching — already well handled, one gap",
+        "content": "\n`_invoke.mjs`/`_harness.mjs` already do the right thing: memoized bin resolution (`RESOLVED` in `_harness.mjs:68`), a one-time versioned install cache (`ensureCachedInstall`), and walk-up `node_modules` resolution before falling back to network. No action needed there.\n\nThe one caching gap is really the N+1 issue above (§1) — each `memRetrieve` call is a fresh subprocess with no way to bulk-fetch. If the underlying `@claude-flow/cli memory list` command can be extended to optionally return full values (not just keys) in one call, that would eliminate the N calls entirely rather than just parallelizing them — worth checking upstream before doing the parallelize-only fix.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "What I did *not* find",
+        "content": "No traditional N+1 DB query chains (no ORM/DB here), no React re-render issues (no React in this plugin), and no classic in-process memory leaks (every script is a short-lived CLI invocation that exits — no long-running server holding accumulating state).\n\n**Priority order**: fix #1 (audit-list.mjs) first — it's a real, easily-fixed wall-clock regression on a command (`drift-from-history --limit 50`) that the same codebase went out of its way to optimize elsewhere. #3 is worth a follow-up ticket; #2 is optional polish.",
+        "level": 3
+      }
+    ],
+    "codeBlocks": [
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "const rows = [];\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawnSync('npx', ['@claude-flow/cli@latest', 'memory', 'retrieve', ...])\n  if (!rec) continue;\n  rows.push({ key, startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... });\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "import { spawn } from 'node:child_process';\n\nfunction memRetrieveAsync(key) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const p = spawn('npx', [CLI_PKG, 'memory', 'retrieve', '--namespace', NS, '--key', key],\n      { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'], shell: process.platform === 'win32' });\n    let stdout = '';\n    p.stdout.on('data', (d) => { stdout += d; });\n    p.on('close', () => {\n      const m = /\\{[\\s\\S]*\\}/.exec(stdout);\n      resolve(m ? safeParse(m[0]) : null);\n    });\n  });\n}\n\nconst rows = (await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync)))\n  .map((rec, i) => rec && ({ key: slice[i], startedAt: rec.startedAt, ... }))\n  .filter(Boolean);"
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  "durationMs": 122687,
+  "model": "sonnet",
+  "sandboxMode": "permissive",
+  "workerType": "optimize",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-09T15:57:59.514Z",
+  "executionId": "optimize_1783612556827_1cb112"
+}

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+[2026-07-09T16:12:59.532Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.

package/plugins/ruflo-metaharness/.claude-flow/logs/headless/optimize_1783613579531_18xiax_result.log

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+[2026-07-09T16:15:50.484Z] RESULT
+============================================================
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "output": "## Performance Analysis — `plugins/ruflo-metaharness`\n\nScope note up front: this plugin is a set of ~35 Node.js CLI wrapper scripts (`.mjs`) that shell out to the `metaharness`/`harness`/`darwin`/`redblue` binaries — there's no React code and no database layer here, so I've mapped your checklist onto the closest real equivalents: N+1 queries → repeated subprocess spawns, re-renders → N/A, caching/memory-leaks/redundant-computation → as given. The good news: this codebase has clearly been through several perf-focused review passes already (visible in the `iter N` comments — e.g. iter 56/58/65/66/67 all shaved wall-clock off the audit pipeline). Findings below are the gaps that remain.\n\n### 1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `audit-list.mjs:103-117`\n\n```js\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx ... memory retrieve` subprocess PER KEY\n  ...\n}\n```\n\nWith `--limit 50` (the cap used internally by `drift-from-history.mjs`), this is 50 sequential `npx` process spawns, each paying full Node/CLI startup cost. This is the one genuine N+1 in the plugin — everything else that fans out subprocess calls (`oia-audit.mjs`, `drift-from-history.mjs`) was already parallelized in earlier iterations.\n\n**Fix**: batch via a single `memory list --namespace ... --format json` call that returns full records (if the underlying CLI supports it), or at minimum parallelize with `Promise.all` the way `oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel` already does:\n\n```js\nasync function memRetrieveAsync(key) { /* spawn() variant, like _harness.mjs execBinAsync */ }\nconst rows = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\n```\n\nSince `audit-list.mjs` is the thing `drift-from-history.mjs` calls before `--baseline-key`/`--baseline-file` fast-paths were added (iter 66/67 — see comments at `drift-from-history.mjs:62-68`), those fast paths exist specifically to avoid this cost, which is itself a signal the author already knows this call is slow — parallelizing the loop directly would fix it at the source instead of just routing around it.\n\n### 2. Caching inconsistency — `_darwin.mjs` doesn't use the pinned-cache pattern its siblings do\n\n`_harness.mjs` and `_redblue.mjs` both resolve their binary once via `ensureCachedInstall` (one-time `npm install --prefix ~/.ruflo/<name>-cache-<pin>`) and then invoke `node <abs-path>` directly — the file's own comments (`_harness.mjs:21-35`) explain this was a deliberate fix for the old `npx -y @latest` pattern being both a security hole and a per-call network/registry-check cost.\n\n`_darwin.mjs:80` and `:125`, however, still do:\n```js\nspawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)\n```\non **every single call** to `runDarwin`/`runDarwinAsync` — the exact pattern the sibling files moved away from. `evolve.mjs` (the heaviest, most-invoked consumer of this path) pays this cost on every invocation.\n\n**Fix**: give `_darwin.mjs` the same `ensureCachedInstall({pkg: DARWIN_PKG, pinVersion: DARWIN_PIN_VERSION, cliRelPath: 'dist/cli/index.js'})` + `spawn('node', [cliPath, ...])` treatment already available in `_invoke.mjs` — it's a ~15 line change since the shared helper already exists and is imported for `importGepa()` in the same file.\n\n### 3. Redundant readdirSync + sync file reads — `evolve.mjs:205-209` (`buildDiagnosis`, `--diagnose` path)\n\n```js\nfor (const f of readdirSync(runsDir).filter((f) => f.endsWith('.json')).slice(0, 100)) {\n  records.push({ id: ..., rec: JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(runsDir, f), 'utf-8')) });\n}\n```\nUp to 100 synchronous, blocking file reads in series. Low severity (local disk, opt-in `--diagnose` flag, not a hot path) but easy to parallelize with `Promise.all(files.map(f => readFile(...)))` using `node:fs/promises` if this ever gets invoked against larger run histories.\n\n### 4. Caching opportunity already well-covered, one gap\n\n`resolveMetaharnessBins()` in `_harness.mjs:69` memoizes via a module-level `RESOLVED` — but since every skill invocation is a fresh `node script.mjs` process, that memoization only helps *within* one process lifetime and doesn't survive across CLI calls. That's inherent to the CLI-per-invocation architecture and not really fixable without a long-lived daemon — the on-disk `~/.ruflo/*-cache-*` install cache is the correct mitigation and is already in place for `metaharness`/`redblue`. Once you fix #2 above, `darwin` gets the same benefit.\n\n### 5. Memory leaks — none found\n\nChecked all `setInterval`/`.on()`/`AbortSignal` usage across the plugin (`_darwin.mjs`'s `runDarwinAsync`, `_harness.mjs`'s `execBinAsync`): every `setTimeout` is paired with `clearTimeout` on both the `error` and `close` paths, and the one `signal.addEventListener('abort', ...)` uses `{ once: true }`. No unbounded listener accumulation, no unclosed subprocess handles.\n\n### 6. Redundant computation — minor, not worth fixing\n\n`router-parallel-analyze.mjs` does several separate `.map()` passes over the same `usable` array (banditOutcomes, serOutcomes, sort-for-percentile ×2) — could be fused into one pass, but at the realistic sample sizes here (tens to low-thousands of routing decisions, gated at `n < 30` anyway) this is noise, not a bottleneck.\n\n### Summary — priority order\n\n| # | File | Issue | Impact |\n|---|------|-------|--------|\n| 1 | `audit-list.mjs` | Sequential `npx` spawn per record (N+1) | High — scales with `--limit`, hit on every `drift-from-history` slow path |\n| 2 | `_darwin.mjs` | Still uses `npx -y` per call instead of cached node-direct invoke | Medium-high — `evolve` is the heaviest command in the plugin |\n| 3 | `evolve.mjs` (`buildDiagnosis`) | Serial sync reads of up to 100 files | Low — opt-in flag only |\n| 4 | `router-parallel-analyze.mjs` | Multiple array passes | Negligible |\n\nNo React re-render or ORM-style N+1 issues exist because there's no UI layer or database in this plugin — the closest analogues (repeated subprocess spawns, missing local caching) are covered above.\n",
+  "parsedOutput": {
+    "sections": [
+      {
+        "title": "Performance Analysis — `plugins/ruflo-metaharness`",
+        "content": "\nScope note up front: this plugin is a set of ~35 Node.js CLI wrapper scripts (`.mjs`) that shell out to the `metaharness`/`harness`/`darwin`/`redblue` binaries — there's no React code and no database layer here, so I've mapped your checklist onto the closest real equivalents: N+1 queries → repeated subprocess spawns, re-renders → N/A, caching/memory-leaks/redundant-computation → as given. The good news: this codebase has clearly been through several perf-focused review passes already (visible in the `iter N` comments — e.g. iter 56/58/65/66/67 all shaved wall-clock off the audit pipeline). Findings below are the gaps that remain.\n\n",
+        "level": 2
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "1. N+1 subprocess pattern — `audit-list.mjs:103-117`",
+        "content": "\n```js\nfor (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx ... memory retrieve` subprocess PER KEY\n  ...\n}\n```\n\nWith `--limit 50` (the cap used internally by `drift-from-history.mjs`), this is 50 sequential `npx` process spawns, each paying full Node/CLI startup cost. This is the one genuine N+1 in the plugin — everything else that fans out subprocess calls (`oia-audit.mjs`, `drift-from-history.mjs`) was already parallelized in earlier iterations.\n\n**Fix**: batch via a single `memory list --namespace ... --format json` call that returns full records (if the underlying CLI supports it), or at minimum parallelize with `Promise.all` the way `oia-audit.mjs`'s `runAllParallel` already does:\n\n```js\nasync function memRetrieveAsync(key) { /* spawn() variant, like _harness.mjs execBinAsync */ }\nconst rows = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));\n```\n\nSince `audit-list.mjs` is the thing `drift-from-history.mjs` calls before `--baseline-key`/`--baseline-file` fast-paths were added (iter 66/67 — see comments at `drift-from-history.mjs:62-68`), those fast paths exist specifically to avoid this cost, which is itself a signal the author already knows this call is slow — parallelizing the loop directly would fix it at the source instead of just routing around it.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "2. Caching inconsistency — `_darwin.mjs` doesn't use the pinned-cache pattern its siblings do",
+        "content": "\n`_harness.mjs` and `_redblue.mjs` both resolve their binary once via `ensureCachedInstall` (one-time `npm install --prefix ~/.ruflo/<name>-cache-<pin>`) and then invoke `node <abs-path>` directly — the file's own comments (`_harness.mjs:21-35`) explain this was a deliberate fix for the old `npx -y @latest` pattern being both a security hole and a per-call network/registry-check cost.\n\n`_darwin.mjs:80` and `:125`, however, still do:\n```js\nspawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)\n```\non **every single call** to `runDarwin`/`runDarwinAsync` — the exact pattern the sibling files moved away from. `evolve.mjs` (the heaviest, most-invoked consumer of this path) pays this cost on every invocation.\n\n**Fix**: give `_darwin.mjs` the same `ensureCachedInstall({pkg: DARWIN_PKG, pinVersion: DARWIN_PIN_VERSION, cliRelPath: 'dist/cli/index.js'})` + `spawn('node', [cliPath, ...])` treatment already available in `_invoke.mjs` — it's a ~15 line change since the shared helper already exists and is imported for `importGepa()` in the same file.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "3. Redundant readdirSync + sync file reads — `evolve.mjs:205-209` (`buildDiagnosis`, `--diagnose` path)",
+        "content": "\n```js\nfor (const f of readdirSync(runsDir).filter((f) => f.endsWith('.json')).slice(0, 100)) {\n  records.push({ id: ..., rec: JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(runsDir, f), 'utf-8')) });\n}\n```\nUp to 100 synchronous, blocking file reads in series. Low severity (local disk, opt-in `--diagnose` flag, not a hot path) but easy to parallelize with `Promise.all(files.map(f => readFile(...)))` using `node:fs/promises` if this ever gets invoked against larger run histories.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "4. Caching opportunity already well-covered, one gap",
+        "content": "\n`resolveMetaharnessBins()` in `_harness.mjs:69` memoizes via a module-level `RESOLVED` — but since every skill invocation is a fresh `node script.mjs` process, that memoization only helps *within* one process lifetime and doesn't survive across CLI calls. That's inherent to the CLI-per-invocation architecture and not really fixable without a long-lived daemon — the on-disk `~/.ruflo/*-cache-*` install cache is the correct mitigation and is already in place for `metaharness`/`redblue`. Once you fix #2 above, `darwin` gets the same benefit.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "5. Memory leaks — none found",
+        "content": "\nChecked all `setInterval`/`.on()`/`AbortSignal` usage across the plugin (`_darwin.mjs`'s `runDarwinAsync`, `_harness.mjs`'s `execBinAsync`): every `setTimeout` is paired with `clearTimeout` on both the `error` and `close` paths, and the one `signal.addEventListener('abort', ...)` uses `{ once: true }`. No unbounded listener accumulation, no unclosed subprocess handles.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "6. Redundant computation — minor, not worth fixing",
+        "content": "\n`router-parallel-analyze.mjs` does several separate `.map()` passes over the same `usable` array (banditOutcomes, serOutcomes, sort-for-percentile ×2) — could be fused into one pass, but at the realistic sample sizes here (tens to low-thousands of routing decisions, gated at `n < 30` anyway) this is noise, not a bottleneck.\n\n",
+        "level": 3
+      },
+      {
+        "title": "Summary — priority order",
+        "content": "| # | File | Issue | Impact |\n|---|------|-------|--------|\n| 1 | `audit-list.mjs` | Sequential `npx` spawn per record (N+1) | High — scales with `--limit`, hit on every `drift-from-history` slow path |\n| 2 | `_darwin.mjs` | Still uses `npx -y` per call instead of cached node-direct invoke | Medium-high — `evolve` is the heaviest command in the plugin |\n| 3 | `evolve.mjs` (`buildDiagnosis`) | Serial sync reads of up to 100 files | Low — opt-in flag only |\n| 4 | `router-parallel-analyze.mjs` | Multiple array passes | Negligible |\n\nNo React re-render or ORM-style N+1 issues exist because there's no UI layer or database in this plugin — the closest analogues (repeated subprocess spawns, missing local caching) are covered above.",
+        "level": 3
+      }
+    ],
+    "codeBlocks": [
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "for (const key of slice) {\n  const rec = memRetrieve(key);   // spawns a fresh `npx ... memory retrieve` subprocess PER KEY\n  ...\n}"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "async function memRetrieveAsync(key) { /* spawn() variant, like _harness.mjs execBinAsync */ }\nconst rows = await Promise.all(slice.map(memRetrieveAsync));"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "spawnSync('npx', ['-y', '-p', DARWIN_PIN, 'metaharness-darwin', ...argv], ...)"
+      },
+      {
+        "language": "js",
+        "code": "for (const f of readdirSync(runsDir).filter((f) => f.endsWith('.json')).slice(0, 100)) {\n  records.push({ id: ..., rec: JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(runsDir, f), 'utf-8')) });\n}"
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  "durationMs": 170953,
+  "model": "sonnet",
+  "sandboxMode": "permissive",
+  "workerType": "optimize",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-09T16:15:50.484Z",
+  "executionId": "optimize_1783613579531_18xiax"
+}

package/plugins/ruflo-metaharness/.claude-flow/logs/headless/optimize_1783614650481_2zdz7w_prompt.log

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+[2026-07-09T16:30:50.482Z] PROMPT
+============================================================
+Analyze this codebase for performance optimizations:
+- Identify N+1 query patterns
+- Find unnecessary re-renders in React
+- Suggest caching opportunities
+- Identify memory leaks
+- Find redundant computations
+
+Provide actionable suggestions with code examples.
+
+## Instructions
+
+Analyze the codebase and provide your response following the format specified in the task.