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web-perf

Measure, diagnose, or review web page performance when page speed, Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse performance, loading behavior, or a named performance regression is the primary task. Use current browser evidence and first-party documentation. Do not turn a focused metric investigation into a full performance, accessibility, bundler, and codebase audit.

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# Web Performance

Use current browser evidence for the page and state the user named. Metrics,
thresholds, and tooling change; retrieve current web.dev or Chrome documentation
before citing specific thresholds or API details.

## Set the acceptance scope

Choose the smallest mode that answers the request:

- **Named regression or metric:** measure that path and analyze its likely
  contributors.
- **General performance audit:** capture representative load evidence, rank the
  material issues, and stop when the highest-impact causes are explained.
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