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scripts/desktop-perf.ts (vp run perf:desktop) builds a release app, seeds a scratch HOME with a 100,000-message chat and three chats fed by a synthetic streaming agent, and measures launch, opening and scrolling the long chat, streaming, idle, switching and typing against budgets. --baseline prints a before/after table; --deep adds xctrace, sample, vmmap and footprint captures. It never touches ~/.t3. Done with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 High scripts/desktop-perf.ts:337
A CDP request that receives no reply leaves send() pending indefinitely, so waitFor() never reaches its 30/60-second deadline and the scene’s cleanup and partial-results reporting are skipped. send() has no request timeout, and the socket has no close/error handling to reject pending requests; add both so a hung renderer or exited app fails the measurement promptly.
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In file @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around line 337:
A CDP request that receives no reply leaves `send()` pending indefinitely, so `waitFor()` never reaches its 30/60-second deadline and the scene’s cleanup and partial-results reporting are skipped. `send()` has no request timeout, and the socket has no close/error handling to reject pending requests; add both so a hung renderer or exited app fails the measurement promptly.
| NodeFS.writeFileSync(resultsPath, `${JSON.stringify(results, null, 2)}\n`); | ||
| log(`measured in ${round((performance.now() - started) / 1000, 0)}s, wrote ${resultsPath}`); | ||
| const baseline = flag("baseline"); | ||
| const { app: _app, date: _date, ...scenes } = results; | ||
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🟠 High scripts/desktop-perf.ts:1592
Using --baseline <out>/results.json overwrites the baseline before it is read, so the report compares the new run against itself and hides regressions. Read the baseline before writing results.json.
- NodeFS.writeFileSync(resultsPath, `${JSON.stringify(results, null, 2)}\n`);
- log(`measured in ${round((performance.now() - started) / 1000, 0)}s, wrote ${resultsPath}`);
const baseline = flag("baseline");
const { app: _app, date: _date, ...scenes } = results;
const before = baseline
? (({ app: _a, date: _d, ...rest }) => rest)(JSON.parse(NodeFS.readFileSync(baseline, "utf8")))
: undefined;
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Using `--baseline <out>/results.json` overwrites the baseline before it is read, so the report compares the new run against itself and hides regressions. Read the baseline before writing `results.json`.
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🟠 High scripts/desktop-perf.ts:1534
A concurrent desktop build can make this benchmark copy the other build’s .app and then recursively delete that build’s staging directory. The global find selects the newest t3code-desktop-mac-stage-* directory by mtime rather than the stage created by this build; obtain this build’s exact stage path instead.
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A concurrent desktop build can make this benchmark copy the other build’s `.app` and then recursively delete that build’s staging directory. The global `find` selects the newest `t3code-desktop-mac-stage-*` directory by mtime rather than the stage created by this build; obtain this build’s exact stage path instead.
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| cwd: home, | ||
| env: { ...process.env, HOME: home, T3CODE_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE: "1" }, |
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🟠 High scripts/desktop-perf.ts:455
When T3CODE_HOME is exported, the launched app uses that directory instead of the scratch .t3, so it can open or modify real app data while the harness seeds the scratch database. launch() overrides HOME but inherits T3CODE_HOME; set it to NodePath.join(home, ".t3") in the child environment.
| env: { ...process.env, HOME: home, T3CODE_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE: "1" }, | |
| env: { ...process.env, HOME: home, T3CODE_HOME: NodePath.join(home, ".t3"), T3CODE_DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE: "1" }, |
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Review comments at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts:
- Around line 970-975: Update OBSERVE_INPUT to disconnect any existing input
PerformanceObserver before resetting window.__perfInput and creating a
replacement observer. Store the new observer on window so subsequent
OBSERVE_INPUT evaluations can disconnect it.
- Around line 583-589: Update the warmed-home cache key in the code around
`NodeCrypto.createHash` to include the resolved `template` path and the mtime of
its `statev2.sqlite` database, so changes to the selected or reseeded template
produce a distinct cache entry. Preserve the existing app identity and
`app.asar` metadata in the key.
- Around line 1010-1027: Wrap the post-launch work in measureLaunch in a
try/finally, moving the result construction and return into the try block and
awaiting quit(session) in finally. This ensures the app is shut down if traced,
waitFor, or footprintByRole fails.
- Around line 315-323: Update the Cdp socket lifecycle handling so socket close
and error events reject all in-flight requests and clear the pending-request
map. Make Cdp.send reject calls made after the socket has closed, preventing new
requests from remaining pending. Keep the existing message handling unchanged.
- Around line 488-494: Update quit() to return when the child has already exited
or has a signalCode, and register the exit listener before sending SIGTERM so
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| socket.addEventListener("message", (event) => { | ||
| const message = JSON.parse(String(event.data)); | ||
| if (message.id !== undefined) { | ||
| this.pending.get(message.id)?.(message); | ||
| this.pending.delete(message.id); | ||
| } else { | ||
| for (const listener of this.listeners.get(message.method) ?? []) listener(message.params); | ||
| } | ||
| }); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pending CDP requests never settle when the socket closes.
Cdp.send resolves only when a reply with a matching id arrives. Nothing listens for close or error after the socket connects. If the renderer or the app crashes mid-scene, every in-flight send stays pending forever.
waitFor calls eval inside its loop. The loop re-checks the timeout only after eval returns, so its timeout cannot fire either. The harness hangs with no error and does not write results-partial.json.
Reject all pending requests on socket close and error. Reject new send calls after close.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
@@ -310,9 +310,16 @@
>();
private readonly listeners = new Map<string, Array<(params: any) => void>>();
private readonly socket: WebSocket;
private constructor(socket: WebSocket) {
this.socket = socket;
+ const fail = () => {
+ for (const resolve of this.pending.values())
+ resolve({ error: { message: "CDP socket closed" } });
+ this.pending.clear();
+ };
+ socket.addEventListener("close", fail);
+ socket.addEventListener("error", fail);
socket.addEventListener("message", (event) => {
const message = JSON.parse(String(event.data));
if (message.id !== undefined) {
this.pending.get(message.id)?.(message);Also applies to: 337-340
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Review comment at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around lines 315 - 323:
Update the Cdp socket lifecycle handling so socket close and error events reject
all in-flight requests and clear the pending-request map. Make Cdp.send reject
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| if ( | ||
| app.child.exitCode === null && | ||
| (await Promise.race([exited.then(() => true), sleep(15_000).then(() => false)])) === false | ||
| ) { | ||
| app.child.kill("SIGKILL"); | ||
| await exited; | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
quit() hangs if the app has already died from a signal.
The guard checks only app.child.exitCode. A process killed by a signal, such as SIGSEGV or SIGABRT from a crash, keeps exitCode === null and sets signalCode. Node has already emitted exit for that process, so the once("exit") listener registered at Line 487 never fires.
The sequence is:
- The harness waits 15 s.
- The harness sends
SIGKILL. await exited(Line 493) never resolves.
This path runs from the finally in measureSession, seed, warmedHome and measureFirstOpen. When the app crashes during a scene, the harness hangs forever and never reports the original error.
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--- "a/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
@@ -481,18 +481,18 @@
}
}
async function quit(app: RunningApp) {
app.cdp.close();
+ if (app.child.exitCode !== null || app.child.signalCode !== null) return;
- app.child.kill("SIGTERM");
const exited = new Promise((resolve) => app.child.once("exit", resolve));
+ app.child.kill("SIGTERM");
if (
- app.child.exitCode === null &&
(await Promise.race([exited.then(() => true), sleep(15_000).then(() => false)])) === false
) {
app.child.kill("SIGKILL");
await exited;
}
}
// APFS clones make each run start from an identical, untouched home.
function freshHome(template: string, destination: string) {The same gap exists at Line 464 in launch(). If the app dies from a signal during startup, the loop keeps polling until the 60 s timeout. It does not fail right away with the app.log hint.
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Review comment at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around lines 488 - 494:
Update quit() to return when the child has already exited or has a signalCode,
and register the exit listener before sending SIGTERM so shutdown cannot wait
forever; retain the timeout and SIGKILL fallback for a child that remains
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| const asar = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(app, "Contents/Resources/app.asar")); | ||
| const key = NodeCrypto.createHash("sha1") | ||
| .update(`${NodeFS.realpathSync(app)}:${asar.size}:${asar.mtimeMs}`) | ||
| .digest("hex") | ||
| .slice(0, 10); | ||
| const home = NodePath.join(out, `home-warm-${key}`); | ||
| if (NodeFS.existsSync(NodePath.join(home, ".warmed"))) return home; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The warmed-home cache key ignores the template.
The key hashes only the app path and the app.asar size and mtime. In two cases a stale warmed home is reused:
- The user passes a different
--hometemplate. - The template is deleted and re-seeded, for example after a change to
cloneLongChatorLONG_TURNS.
Line 589 then returns the old home-warm-<key>. All later scenes run against the old data. The run gives no warning. Add the template path and its database mtime to the key.
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--- "a/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
@@ -580,9 +580,12 @@
// optimize has analyzed the grown tables and startup maintenance has run.
// Otherwise every measured launch re-analyzes 1.5M rows from a cold cache.
async function warmedHome(app: string, template: string, out: string) {
const asar = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(app, "Contents/Resources/app.asar"));
+ const database = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(template, ".t3/userdata/statev2.sqlite"));
const key = NodeCrypto.createHash("sha1")
- .update(`${NodeFS.realpathSync(app)}:${asar.size}:${asar.mtimeMs}`)
+ .update(
+ `${NodeFS.realpathSync(app)}:${asar.size}:${asar.mtimeMs}:${NodeFS.realpathSync(template)}:${database.mtimeMs}`,
+ )
.digest("hex")
.slice(0, 10);
const home = NodePath.join(out, `home-warm-${key}`);The SHA-1 static-analysis hints here and at Line 719 are false positives. SHA-1 serves only as a cache key and as a deterministic UUID derivation, not as a security control.
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| const asar = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(app, "Contents/Resources/app.asar")); | |
| const key = NodeCrypto.createHash("sha1") | |
| .update(`${NodeFS.realpathSync(app)}:${asar.size}:${asar.mtimeMs}`) | |
| .digest("hex") | |
| .slice(0, 10); | |
| const home = NodePath.join(out, `home-warm-${key}`); | |
| if (NodeFS.existsSync(NodePath.join(home, ".warmed"))) return home; | |
| const asar = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(app, "Contents/Resources/app.asar")); | |
| const database = NodeFS.statSync(NodePath.join(template, ".t3/userdata/statev2.sqlite")); | |
| const key = NodeCrypto.createHash("sha1") | |
| .update( | |
| `${NodeFS.realpathSync(app)}:${asar.size}:${asar.mtimeMs}:${NodeFS.realpathSync(template)}:${database.mtimeMs}`, | |
| ) | |
| .digest("hex") | |
| .slice(0, 10); | |
| const home = NodePath.join(out, `home-warm-${key}`); | |
| if (NodeFS.existsSync(NodePath.join(home, ".warmed"))) return home; |
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Review comment at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around lines 583 - 589:
Update the warmed-home cache key in the code around `NodeCrypto.createHash` to
include the resolved `template` path and the mtime of its `statev2.sqlite`
database, so changes to the selected or reseeded template produce a distinct
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| const OBSERVE_INPUT = `(() => { | ||
| window.__perfInput = []; | ||
| new PerformanceObserver((list) => { | ||
| for (const entry of list.getEntries()) window.__perfInput.push({ name: entry.name, duration: entry.duration }); | ||
| }).observe({ type: "event", durationThreshold: 16 }); | ||
| })()`; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
A second OBSERVE_INPUT call doubles every operating input entry.
The switching scene (Line 1229) and the operating scene (Line 1306) both evaluate OBSERVE_INPUT in the same page. Each call resets window.__perfInput and creates a new PerformanceObserver. The first observer is never disconnected. It reads window.__perfInput at push time, so it also pushes into the new array.
During the operating scene, each slow event is therefore recorded twice. operating.slowInputs reports double the real count. inputToPaintMs is not affected because it uses the maximum.
Disconnect the previous observer before you create a new one.
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--- "a/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/desktop-perf.ts"
@@ -967,12 +967,14 @@
}
// Event Timing: input-to-next-paint for every interaction slower than 16 ms.
const OBSERVE_INPUT = `(() => {
+ window.__perfObserver?.disconnect();
window.__perfInput = [];
- new PerformanceObserver((list) => {
+ window.__perfObserver = new PerformanceObserver((list) => {
for (const entry of list.getEntries()) window.__perfInput.push({ name: entry.name, duration: entry.duration });
- }).observe({ type: "event", durationThreshold: 16 });
+ });
+ window.__perfObserver.observe({ type: "event", durationThreshold: 16 });
})()`;
// Opens the long chat with no client cache, as a new device, a browser or the
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| const OBSERVE_INPUT = `(() => { | |
| window.__perfInput = []; | |
| new PerformanceObserver((list) => { | |
| for (const entry of list.getEntries()) window.__perfInput.push({ name: entry.name, duration: entry.duration }); | |
| }).observe({ type: "event", durationThreshold: 16 }); | |
| })()`; | |
| const OBSERVE_INPUT = `(() => { | |
| window.__perfObserver?.disconnect(); | |
| window.__perfInput = []; | |
| window.__perfObserver = new PerformanceObserver((list) => { | |
| for (const entry of list.getEntries()) window.__perfInput.push({ name: entry.name, duration: entry.duration }); | |
| }); | |
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Review comment at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around lines 970 - 975:
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| const session = await launch(app, home, port); | ||
| const { value: usableAt, trace } = await traced(session.cdp, async () => { | ||
| const at = await session.cdp.waitFor( | ||
| `!!${COMPOSER} && document.querySelectorAll("[data-thread-item]").length >= 4`, | ||
| 60_000, | ||
| 10, | ||
| ); | ||
| await sleep(1500); | ||
| return at; | ||
| }); | ||
| const result = { | ||
| windowMs: round(session.pageAt - session.spawnedAt, 0), | ||
| usableMs: round(usableAt - session.spawnedAt, 0), | ||
| ...trace, | ||
| memoryMB: footprintByRole(session.child.pid!), | ||
| }; | ||
| await quit(session); | ||
| return result; |
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measureLaunch leaks the app process when the scene fails.
quit(session) runs only on the success path. Some steps can throw:
waitForcan time out.tracedcan throw.footprintByRolecan throw.
In each case the Electron app keeps running after the harness exits. It holds ports 9351 and 10351, so the next run fails at launch. Every other scene wraps its session in try/finally. Use the same pattern here.
🐛 Proposed fix
const session = await launch(app, home, port);
- const { value: usableAt, trace } = await traced(session.cdp, async () => {
- ...
- });
- const result = {
- ...
- };
- await quit(session);
- return result;
+ try {
+ const { value: usableAt, trace } = await traced(session.cdp, async () => {
+ ...
+ });
+ return {
+ windowMs: round(session.pageAt - session.spawnedAt, 0),
+ usableMs: round(usableAt - session.spawnedAt, 0),
+ ...trace,
+ memoryMB: footprintByRole(session.child.pid!),
+ };
+ } finally {
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Review comment at @scripts/desktop-perf.ts around lines 1010 - 1027:
Wrap the post-launch work in measureLaunch in a try/finally, moving the result
construction and return into the try block and awaiting quit(session) in
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There is no repeatable way to measure the packaged desktop app with a realistic workload, so regressions in launch, long chats, streaming, or idle cost go unnoticed until someone feels them. This adds one.
Summary
It never reads or writes
~/.t3; every run launches against a copy of the seeded scratch HOME.vp run perf:desktopis the alias.Evidence
A full run takes about 6.5 minutes (about 12 with
--deep) on an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro running macOS 27.2. Abridged output of--baselinecomparingmainwith the fixes in the companion PRs:Not covered: xctrace Allocations
--attachhangs on this Xcode beta and ignores INT and TERM, so the harness kills the recorder after 40 s. Memory figures come fromfootprintandvmmap. The harness is macOS-only.Merge Danger
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