perf(extension): load the compiled entrypoint directly - #178
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pi.extensionsatdist/pi-extension.jsTesting
npm testnpm pack --dry-run --jsonpi -e .Startup benchmark
Measured in a fresh Bubblewrap sandbox per run, with networking disabled, an empty temporary home/cache, all normal Pi extension/skill/theme/context loading disabled, and only this extension explicitly enabled. One warm-up was discarded and 10 alternating runs were recorded.
4aaf451)extensions/workflow.tsf3a3de9)dist/pi-extension.jsThe compiled entrypoint reduced median total startup by 0.991s (51.1%), or 2.04×. Relative to the no-extension control, median extension overhead fell from approximately 1.707s to 0.715s (58.1%).