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serpapi-performance-tuning

Measure and improve SerpAPI latency, payload size, connection reuse, caching, and concurrency without breaking freshness or allowance controls. Use when search performance misses an SLO. Trigger with "tune SerpAPI performance".

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# SerpAPI Evidence-Driven Performance Tuning

## Overview

Optimize the measured bottleneck while preserving result freshness, schema correctness, privacy, and account capacity.

## Prerequisites

- Engine-level latency histograms, payload sizes, error rates, cache hits, and search consumption
- User-facing latency and freshness objectives plus an account throughput budget
- Representative sanitized fixtures and a reversible canary environment

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inspect call paths and instrumentation, `WebFetch` to verify current cache and output features, and `Write` or `Edit` for measurements, cache layers, field selection, tests, and rollback controls.
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