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Analyze CI Performance

Run one read-only standalone analyzer from a NemoClaw checkout. Both commands use authenticated gh reads and print bounded JSON to stdout. They perform no GitHub writes.

Analyze recent CLI timings

Use retained cli-vitest-results artifacts to rank consistently slow tests and files. The CI workflow retains this historical input for 14 days:

node --no-warnings \
  .agents/skills/nemoclaw-maintainer-analyze-ci-performance/scripts/analyze-recent-cli-timings.mts \
  --workdir "$PWD"

Defaults preserve the former timing tool contract: repository NVIDIA/NemoClaw, 10 reports, 15 results, a 0.7 minimum sample ratio, and artifact name cli-vitest-results. Optional flags are --repo, --limit, --top, --min-sample-ratio, and --artifact-name.

The analyzer requires at least two usable retained reports. It rejects compressed artifacts above 25,000,000 bytes and bounds ZIP entries, expanded content, listings, and report content. It requires Bash, GNU dd and find, Info-ZIP zipinfo and unzip, awk, base64, mktemp, stat, and wc on Linux.

Analyze base-image publication

Compare main-push E2E runs that publish a same-commit base image with runs that reuse a prior publication:

node --no-warnings \
  .agents/skills/nemoclaw-maintainer-analyze-ci-performance/scripts/analyze-base-image-publication-timings.mts \
  --workdir "$PWD"

Defaults preserve the former timing tool contract: repository NVIDIA/NemoClaw, 300 E2E runs, 500 base-image runs, and up to 150 systematic samples per stratum. Optional flags are --repo, --e2e-limit, --base-limit, and --max-per-stratum.