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PTY benchmark baselines
Baselines are per-platform (macOS arm64 has very different timing from an
Linux arm64 CI runner) and per-scenario. CI compares the current run
against the matching platform file and fails if any scenario's p99 frame
time grows by more than 15% (default; --threshold overrides).
File naming: <platform>.json where <platform> matches the CI artifact
arch name — linux-x86_64, linux-aarch64, macos-aarch64.
Producing a baseline
Run the full bench suite on a quiet machine:
cargo run -p xai-grok-pager --release --bin pty-bench -- \
--all \
--write-baseline crates/codegen/xai-grok-pager-pty-harness/benches/pty_baselines/<platform>.json
Overwriting after an intentional perf change
A PR that intentionally shifts frame timing (either direction) must update
the affected baselines. Include the pty-bench output from a clean run in
the PR body so reviewers can sanity-check the new numbers.
First run
Platform files are seeded on first CI run (see pager-bench job). Until
then, --baseline <missing-file> will fail loudly with a clear error.