benchmark-and-perf
Measure, compare, and improve eo-processor performance safely. Use when adding/changing Rust compute kernels, refactoring hot paths, or making performance claims. Provides a repeatable benchmark protocol with c...
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Measure, compare, and improve eo-processor performance safely. Use when adding/changing Rust compute kernels, refactoring hot paths, or making performance claims. Provides a repeatable benchmark protocol with c...
Create and maintain runnable examples under examples/ for onboarding and smoke testing. Use when adding/changing public APIs, when you need a quick “does it work end-to-end?” script, or when updating examples/R...
Keep documentation, versioning, and release artifacts consistent for eo-processor. Use when changing public APIs, adding features, updating performance claims, or preparing a release (align README/QUICKSTART/do...
Maintain the public Python API for eo-processor, including exports, __all__, docstrings, and type stubs. Use when adding/renaming functions, changing signatures/behavior, or ensuring Python typing and user-faci...
Build a fast, accurate mental model of the eo-processor repo and the user’s task. Use when starting work, when requirements are unclear, or before making multi-file changes (Rust+PyO3+Python packaging/tests/doc...
Implement or modify a Rust function exposed to Python via PyO3 in eo-processor. Use when adding new compute kernels, fixing numerical/shape bugs in the Rust core, or wiring Rust functions into the Python module...
Run and interpret eo-processor quality gates (Rust+Python) and add the right tests for changes. Use when verifying work, fixing CI failures, or before committing PR-ready changes (fmt/clippy, ruff/mypy, pytest/...
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