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517× faster Removed quadratic string growth from Crush shell-output streaming and reduced allocations from 5.54 GB to 5.24 MB in the controlled benchmark.
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165× lower wall time Moved language-server relevance filtering ahead of PATH lookup, eliminating thousands of unnecessary filesystem checks for unrelated servers.
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First-byte stall detection Closed a model-download reliability gap where a connection could return headers without delivering its first response-body byte.
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3 pull requests under review Current work covers coalesced chat-stream updates, interrupted manifest retries, and compile-only validation across 14 target platforms. |
Benchmark figures describe the linked controlled test harnesses and isolated code paths. They are not claims of equivalent whole-application speedups.
View the engineering behind these contributions
- CPU and allocation profiling
- Deterministic before-and-after benchmarks
benchstatcomparison- Hot-path and syscall analysis
- Allocation-count and allocated-memory measurement
- First-byte network-stall detection
- Interrupted response-body recovery
- Explicit completion signalling
- Healthy-path allocation checks
- Deterministic network-failure reproduction
- Race-enabled Go tests
- Repeated focused regression tests
- Full package test suites
- Build and lint validation
- Cross-platform compile matrices
- Production frontend builds



