All Posts
February 11, 20260.1.16Jugg.ai

v0.1.16 — Performance Profiling Agent

Release v0.1.16: Performance Profiling Agent

February 11, 2026

What changed

  • New agent: Performance Profiling — autonomously audits codebases for performance optimization opportunities
  • Analyzes 5 dimensions: bundle size, API/server performance, database query efficiency, frontend rendering, and caching patterns
  • Runs weekly on Mondays at 6 AM UTC; also supports manual triggers from the dashboard
  • Findings (including missing database indexes) are stored as [Performance] features in the queue for automatic implementation
  • Added to dashboard automation settings with toggle and "Start Now" button
  • 200 credits ($2.00) per run, uses Claude Sonnet 4 by default

Why it matters

Performance issues that typically require manual profiling — N+1 queries, missing indexes, oversized bundles, unnecessary re-renders — are now detected automatically and queued for the implementation agent to fix. No manual auditing required.

Technical notes

  • New performance value added to the agentType enum on the agentJobs table
  • New Inngest event: pipeline/performance
  • New files: src/prompts/performance.ts, src/inngest/agents/performance.ts

Release Notes

Successfully merged PR #52 and published release v0.1.16.

PR #52: Add Performance Profiling Agent

  • Merged via squash merge (SHA: 5d0e91b8efdb6394a09709135f81a40805e9aca3)
  • 10 files changed (+368 / -49)

Release: v0.1.16 — Performance Profiling Agent

What was released: A new Performance Profiling Agent that autonomously analyzes codebases for performance optimization opportunities across 5 dimensions: bundle size, API/server performance, database query efficiency, frontend rendering, and caching patterns. It runs weekly on Mondays at 6 AM UTC, supports manual triggers from the dashboard, costs 200 credits per run, and stores findings as features for the implementation agent to auto-fix.