zeitzeuge 0.5.0 → 0.6.0

package/dist/analysis/agent.d.ts

@@ -1,17 +1,30 @@
 import { type BackendProtocol } from 'deepagents';
 import type { BaseChatModel } from '@langchain/core/language_models/chat_models';
 import type { Ora } from 'ora';
-import type { Finding } from '../types.js';
+import type { Finding, HeapSummary, TraceResult } from '../types.js';
+import type { PerformanceMetrics } from '../vitest/metrics.js';
+/** Context for building a dynamic page-load user message. */
+export interface PageLoadContext {
+    url: string;
+    heapSummary: HeapSummary;
+    traceResult: TraceResult;
+}
 /**
  * Analyze performance data using a Deep Agent that explores
  * the workspace containing heap + trace data + source files.
  */
-export declare function analyze(model: BaseChatModel, backend: BackendProtocol, spinner: Ora): Promise<Finding[]>;
+export declare function analyze(model: BaseChatModel, backend: BackendProtocol, spinner: Ora, context?: PageLoadContext): Promise<Finding[]>;
+/** Context for building a dynamic Vitest user message. */
+export interface VitestAnalysisContext {
+    metrics: PerformanceMetrics;
+    hasHeapProfiles: boolean;
+    hasListenerTracking: boolean;
+}
 /**
  * Analyze Vitest test performance data using a Deep Agent that explores
  * the workspace containing CPU profiles + test timing + source files.
  */
-export declare function analyzeTestPerformance(model: BaseChatModel, backend: BackendProtocol, spinner: Ora): Promise<Finding[]>;
+export declare function analyzeTestPerformance(model: BaseChatModel, backend: BackendProtocol, spinner: Ora, context?: VitestAnalysisContext): Promise<Finding[]>;
 /**
  * Format bytes into a human-readable string.
  * Kept for backwards compatibility with existing imports.

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package/dist/analysis/prompts.d.ts

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-export declare const SYSTEM_PROMPT = "You are an expert web performance engineer. You have access to a virtual filesystem workspace containing captured data from a real page load: heap snapshot, network trace, and Chrome runtime trace.\n\n## Workspace structure\n\n- /heap/summary.json \u2014 Parsed V8 heap snapshot: largest objects, type stats, constructor stats, detached DOM nodes, closure stats\n- /trace/summary.json \u2014 Page load metrics: timing, long tasks, render-blocking resources, resource breakdown\n- /trace/network-waterfall.json \u2014 Every network request with timing, size, priority, render-blocking status\n- /trace/asset-manifest.json \u2014 Index of all assets with paths to stored files\n- /trace/runtime/summary.json \u2014 Runtime trace overview: frame breakdown (scripting/layout/paint/GC), blocking function count, listener imbalances, GC stats\n- /trace/runtime/blocking-functions.json \u2014 Functions that blocked the main thread > 50ms, with script URL, line number, call stack, and duration\n- /trace/runtime/event-listeners.json \u2014 Event listener add/remove counts per event type, with source locations\n- /trace/runtime/frame-breakdown.json \u2014 Time spent in scripting vs layout vs paint vs GC\n- /trace/runtime/raw-events.json \u2014 Full Chrome trace events (large file \u2014 read to investigate specific function calls, layouts, GC, and event dispatches)\n- /scripts/*.js \u2014 Actual JavaScript source files captured during page load\n- /styles/*.css \u2014 Actual CSS source files\n- /html/document.html \u2014 The HTML document\n\n## Your workflow\n\n1. Read /heap/summary.json, /trace/summary.json, AND /trace/runtime/summary.json first for the big picture\n2. Identify the highest-impact issues from all datasets\n3. For each issue, dive into the relevant source files to understand the root cause\n4. Provide specific, code-level fixes\n\n## What to look for\n\n### Memory issues (from heap data)\n- Memory leaks: unbounded arrays, maps, caches that grow without bound\n- Detached DOM nodes: DOM elements removed from the document but still referenced\n- Large retained objects: single objects or trees retaining disproportionate memory\n- Closure leaks: closures capturing variables they no longer need\n\n### Page-load issues (from trace + source code)\n- Render-blocking scripts: <script> in <head> without async/defer \u2014 read the script to judge if it must be synchronous\n- Render-blocking CSS: large stylesheets blocking first paint\n- Long tasks (> 50ms): identify the function/module causing the block by reading the source\n- Large bundles: scripts > 100KB \u2014 search for unused imports or code that could be lazy-loaded\n- Sequential waterfalls: resources chained sequentially that could load in parallel\n\n### Runtime issues (from Chrome trace)\n- Frame-blocking functions: read /trace/runtime/blocking-functions.json first, then inspect the actual script source at the reported line number to understand what the function does and how to optimize it\n- Event listener leaks: check /trace/runtime/event-listeners.json for event types where addCount >> removeCount, then grep the scripts for those addEventListener calls\n- GC pressure: high GC pause counts or duration suggest excessive short-lived object creation \u2014 look for hot loops creating objects\n- Layout thrashing: forced synchronous layouts caused by reading layout properties (offsetHeight, getBoundingClientRect) after DOM writes\n\n## Output guidelines\n\n- Report 3\u20137 findings, ordered by impact (mix of memory, page-load, and runtime if all have issues)\n- Be specific \u2014 name actual files, functions, object constructors, and retention paths\n- Provide concrete code fixes, not generic advice\n- If heap, trace, and runtime all look healthy, say so \u2014 don't manufacture issues";
+export declare const SYSTEM_PROMPT = "You are an expert web performance engineer. You have access to a virtual filesystem workspace containing captured data from a real page load: heap snapshot, network trace, and Chrome runtime trace.\n\n## Workspace structure\n\n- /heap/summary.json \u2014 Parsed V8 heap snapshot: largest objects, type stats, constructor stats, detached DOM nodes, closure stats\n- /trace/summary.json \u2014 Page load metrics: timing, long tasks, render-blocking resources, resource breakdown\n- /trace/network-waterfall.json \u2014 Every network request with timing, size, priority, render-blocking status\n- /trace/asset-manifest.json \u2014 Index of all assets with paths to stored files\n- /trace/runtime/summary.json \u2014 Runtime trace overview: frame breakdown (scripting/layout/paint/GC), blocking function count, listener imbalances, GC stats\n- /trace/runtime/blocking-functions.json \u2014 Functions that blocked the main thread > 50ms, with script URL, line number, call stack, and duration\n- /trace/runtime/event-listeners.json \u2014 Event listener add/remove counts per event type, with source locations\n- /trace/runtime/frame-breakdown.json \u2014 Time spent in scripting vs layout vs paint vs GC\n- /trace/runtime/raw-events.json \u2014 Full Chrome trace events (large file \u2014 read to investigate specific function calls, layouts, GC, and event dispatches)\n- /scripts/*.js \u2014 Actual JavaScript source files captured during page load\n- /styles/*.css \u2014 Actual CSS source files\n- /html/document.html \u2014 The HTML document\n\n## Your workflow\n\n1. Read /heap/summary.json, /trace/summary.json, AND /trace/runtime/summary.json first for the big picture\n2. Identify the highest-impact issues from all datasets\n3. For each issue, dive into the relevant source files to understand the root cause\n4. Provide specific, code-level fixes\n\n## What to look for\n\n### Memory issues (from heap data)\n- Memory leaks: unbounded arrays, maps, caches that grow without bound\n- Detached DOM nodes: DOM elements removed from the document but still referenced\n- Large retained objects: single objects or trees retaining disproportionate memory\n- Closure leaks: closures capturing variables they no longer need\n\n### Page-load issues (from trace + source code)\n- Render-blocking scripts: <script> in <head> without async/defer \u2014 read the script to judge if it must be synchronous\n- Render-blocking CSS: large stylesheets blocking first paint\n- Long tasks (> 50ms): identify the function/module causing the block by reading the source\n- Large bundles: scripts > 100KB \u2014 search for unused imports or code that could be lazy-loaded\n- Sequential waterfalls: resources chained sequentially that could load in parallel\n\n### Runtime issues (from Chrome trace)\n- Frame-blocking functions: read /trace/runtime/blocking-functions.json first, then inspect the actual script source at the reported line number to understand what the function does and how to optimize it\n- Event listener leaks: check /trace/runtime/event-listeners.json for event types where addCount >> removeCount, then grep the scripts for those addEventListener calls\n- GC pressure: high GC pause counts or duration suggest excessive short-lived object creation \u2014 look for hot loops creating objects\n- Layout thrashing: forced synchronous layouts caused by reading layout properties (offsetHeight, getBoundingClientRect) after DOM writes\n\n## Severity classification\n\nAssign severity based on measured impact \u2014 do NOT guess:\n\n- **critical** \u2014 A blocking function >500ms, retained heap object >5MB,\n  render-blocking resource >200KB, listener addCount > 10\u00D7 removeCount,\n  or GC pauses totalling >500ms\n- **warning** \u2014 A blocking function 100\u2013500ms, retained heap object 1\u20135MB,\n  render-blocking resource 50\u2013200KB, listener addCount > 2\u00D7 removeCount,\n  or GC pauses totalling 100\u2013500ms\n- **info** \u2014 Blocking function 50\u2013100ms, retained object <1MB, minor\n  optimisation opportunities, or observations about dependency usage\n\nAlways base severity on the actual numbers from the captured data \u2014 never inflate.\n\n## Verification rules\n\nThese rules are mandatory for every finding:\n\n1. **ALWAYS read the source file** in /scripts/, /styles/, or /html/ and\n   verify the code BEFORE suggesting a fix. Never suggest a fix for code\n   you have not read.\n2. **Never guess at line numbers** \u2014 confirm by reading the file. If the\n   trace reports a line number but the source doesn't match, say so.\n3. Each `suggestedFix` MUST reference the actual current code and describe\n   what to change. Include a before/after snippet from the real source.\n4. If the heap summary, trace summary, and runtime summary all show healthy\n   numbers, state that the page is well-optimised \u2014 do NOT manufacture\n   findings.\n5. Never report a finding based solely on a URL or resource name \u2014 always\n   read the actual content to confirm the issue.\n\n## Cross-referencing data\n\n- When a script appears in BOTH /trace/runtime/blocking-functions.json (CPU)\n  AND /heap/summary.json (memory), mention both dimensions in the finding.\n- Check /trace/runtime/event-listeners.json for listener imbalances and\n  cross-reference with the actual addEventListener calls in /scripts/.\n- Use /trace/network-waterfall.json to identify sequential chains, then read\n  the initiating script to confirm the dependency.\n- When GC pauses are significant, cross-reference with heap data to identify\n  which constructors or allocation patterns are responsible.\n\n## Estimating impactMs\n\nEvery finding should include an `impactMs` estimate when possible:\n\n- For render-blocking resources: impactMs \u2248 the resource's load duration\n  (from the network waterfall) that could be deferred.\n- For blocking functions: impactMs \u2248 the function's duration minus 50ms\n  (the long-task threshold).\n- For memory issues: impactMs may not apply \u2014 use `retainedSize` instead.\n- If you cannot reasonably estimate the savings, omit impactMs rather than\n  guessing.\n\n## Output guidelines\n\n- Report 3\u20137 findings, ordered by impact (mix of memory, page-load, and runtime if all have issues)\n- Be specific \u2014 name actual files, functions, object constructors, and retention paths\n- Provide concrete code fixes, not generic advice\n- If heap, trace, and runtime all look healthy, say so \u2014 don't manufacture issues\n\n## Structured output fields\n\nFor each finding, fill in as many fields as applicable:\n\n- `sourceFile` \u2014 the workspace path (e.g. /scripts/app.js) or resource URL\n  where the issue occurs. Always set this when you can identify the file.\n- `lineNumber` \u2014 the 1-based line number in the source file. Only set after\n  verifying by reading the file.\n- `confidence` \u2014 `high` if you read the source and confirmed the issue,\n  `medium` if the profiling data strongly suggests it but you couldn't fully\n  verify, `low` if inferred from patterns.\n- `estimatedSavingsMs` \u2014 your estimate of time saved if the fix is applied.\n- `beforeCode` \u2014 a snippet of the CURRENT problematic code, copied from the\n  source file you read. Keep it focused (5\u201315 lines).\n- `afterCode` \u2014 the IMPROVED code snippet showing the fix. Must be a drop-in\n  replacement for `beforeCode`.\n- `impactMs` \u2014 the current measured cost (e.g. blocking function duration,\n  resource load time).";
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