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Generates a comprehensive PostgreSQL performance baseline report capturing health metrics, query workload patterns, table statistics, configuration settings, index utilization, and I/O patterns. Designed for before/after comparison when making changes.

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# PostgreSQL Performance Baseline

This skill guides creation of a comprehensive performance baseline report for a PostgreSQL database, intended for comparison before and after making configuration changes, schema modifications, or infrastructure upgrades.

## When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user:

- Is about to make database configuration changes and wants a "before" snapshot
- Wants to document current database performance for reference
- Needs to compare performance across time periods
- Asks "how is my database performing?" or "give me a performance report"
- Is planning a migration and needs to capture current metrics
- Wants to establish SLAs or performance targets based on current state
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