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performance-budget

Use when reviewing CI configuration, bundle analysis workflows, or pull requests that add dependencies and assets. Distinguish bundle-size budgets from runtime budgets such as Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals so teams can enforce both.

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# Enforce performance budgets in CI

Without automated enforcement, performance degrades gradually — each PR adds a small library, each feature adds a few KB, and within months the app that loaded in 2 seconds now takes 5. Performance budgets make regressions visible at PR time rather than after user complaints. Catching 'this PR added 200KB to the bundle' in review is far cheaper than debugging a slow production site.

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- Define specific thresholds: max bundle size, min Lighthouse score, max LCP time
- Fail CI when budgets are exceeded to prevent performance regressions
- Size budgets catch accidental heavy dependencies; Lighthouse budgets catch runtime regressions
- Start with loose budgets and tighten them as you optimize
- Monitor production RUM so regressions are caught after deploy, not only in CI

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