From api-benchmarker
Generates a performance benchmark report from test results, including latency distributions, SLA compliance, throughput analysis, and prioritized recommendations.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/api-benchmarker:reportThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /report - Generate Benchmark Report Generate a comprehensive performance report from benchmark results. ## Steps 1. Load benchmark results from the most recent run or specified file 2. Calculate aggregate statistics across all benchmarked endpoints 3. Create a response time distribution histogram (text-based) 4. Rank endpoints by performance: fastest to slowest (p99 latency) 5. Identify endpoints that fail SLA requirements 6. Calculate throughput capacity: maximum sustainable requests per second 7. Analyze error patterns: which endpoints fail and at what concurrency level 8. Compare ag...
Generate a comprehensive performance report from benchmark results.
6plugins reuse this command
First indexed Mar 30, 2026
npx claudepluginhub avelikiy/awesome-claude-code-toolkit --plugin api-benchmarker/reportGenerates a performance benchmark report from test results, including latency distributions, SLA compliance, throughput analysis, and prioritized recommendations.
/generate-reportGenerates a detailed performance report from load test results, parsing raw data and calculating key metrics like p50/p95/p99 latency, throughput, and error rates. Saves as a markdown file with timestamped comparisons.
/analyze-performanceAnalyzes benchmark results from a completed run and generates a structured performance report with configuration comparisons, bias analysis, ranked recommendations, and trade-off explanations.
/aqe-benchmarkRuns performance benchmarks against API, database, function, or system targets with configurable iterations, concurrency, and duration. Supports baseline comparison and multiple output formats.
/hatch3r-benchmarkRuns performance benchmarks against a target (file, function, endpoint, or suite), compares against baselines, identifies regressions, and produces structured reports.