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agent-tool-call-latency

Measures every agent tool call on this machine from local session history (the user's chat logs), in any harness, finds where the time goes, and ranks fixes for slow commands, harness overhead and wasted waiting. Use when the user asks why their agents are slow, where agent run time goes, or how to cut the time agents spend waiting on tools.

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# Agent tool-call latency

An **audit** of how long the agent's tool calls take, across every harness the user runs (CLI agents, desktop apps, frontends that drive other agents), measured from the user's own session history. It runs as **inventory**, **measure**, **diagnose**, **decisions** (the user rules on each fix), **execution** (approved fixes only) and **report**.

The skill's scripts are harness-neutral: adapters turn each harness's history into one [call record](references/SCHEMA.md) format, and everything after extraction reads only that format. A harness without a built-in adapter gets one written during the inventory.

Work in `~/.cache/agent-tool-call-latency/<today>/` (the **work directory**; create it first); `<skill>` below is this file's folder. The default window is 30 days; an argument narrows the window, the harnesses or the projects, and the phases stay the same.

## Guardrails

- **History is read-only.** Session files and databases are the user's chat history: open them read-only and never write, move or delete anything under a harness's directories.
- **Records stay local.** `calls.jsonl` holds commands, with secrets masked. It stays in the work directory; the report names command patterns, not full commands.
- **Causes are confirmed before they are ranked.** An entry in [CAUSES.md](references/CAUSES.md) is a hypothesis until this run confirms it on this machine with a benchmark, the harness's current documentation, a `path:line` in the repository, or the raw log.
- **Fixes remove waste.** Queueing, overhead, repeated start-up, killed and re-run work, foreground waiting, and tests the change cannot affect are waste. A change that makes a check prove less is not a fix.