20 Web Performance Auditing alternatives
Web Performance Auditing: Audit Core Web Vitals with real measurements via Chrome DevTools — then fix what the numbers actually point to. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Audit, Performance and Developer Tools, ranked by how much they have in common with Web Performance Auditing.
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by Vercel
Vercel's official optimization skill: collects real production metrics first, then returns ranked, citation-checked cost and performance fixes.
Also: Core Web Vitals, Performance
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by Apollo GraphQL
Sets up Apollo MCP Server so an AI agent can call a GraphQL API as MCP tools — defining tools from named operations, or exposing introspect/search/validate/execute for open-ended schemas.
Also: Developer Tools
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by Apollo GraphQL
Apollo's official skill for writing Federation 2 subgraph schemas — entities and @key, @shareable, @external, @requires, @provides, @override, and reading composition errors.
Also: Developer Tools
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by Shane O'Connor
An open-source set of go-to-market skills for solo technical founders — positioning, first users, launch and pricing, sequenced into a roadmap your agent works with you.
Also: Developer Tools
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by Trail of Bits
Trail of Bits' security review skill for PRs, commits, and diffs: risk-first analysis with git history, blast radius, and honest coverage limits.
Also: Audit
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by NVIDIA
Generates or refreshes an NVIDIA governance skill card for an existing agent skill — discovers assets, renders a deterministic markdown card, and blocks submission while human-review markers remain.
Also: Audit
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by Trail of Bits
Trail of Bits' CodeQL skill: build databases, run taint-tracking and data-flow queries across eight languages, and model project-specific sources and sinks.
Also: Audit
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by Sentry
Audit the changes on your current branch for bugs, security vulnerabilities, and quality problems before you push.
Also: Audit
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by Pillar Security
Pillar Security's SAIL V2 framework as an agent skill: a 91-risk catalogue across seven lifecycle phases, for AI security gap assessments, roadmaps, and ISO 42001 / EU AI Act compliance checklists.
Also: Audit
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by Trail of Bits
Finds secrets left in memory in C, C++ and Rust — including wipes the compiler deleted — and requires IR or assembly evidence before calling one optimized away.
Also: Audit
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by Trail of Bits
Audits npm, PyPI and Go dependencies for advisories, abandoned upstreams, publisher concentration and install-time scripts — measured by scripts, not estimated.
Also: Audit
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by Trail of Bits
Compiles cryptographic code and reads the emitted assembly for variable-time instructions, then triages which flagged operations actually touch secrets.
Also: Audit
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by Trail of Bits
Trail of Bits' skill for writing production-quality Semgrep rules — pattern design, taint mode for data-flow bugs, and mandatory test-driven validation.
Also: Audit
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by Firebase
Firebase's official red-team skill for auditing Firestore and Cloud Storage security rules — hunting privilege escalation, create/update bypasses and resource-exhaustion holes.
Also: Audit
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by Sentry
Audit GitHub Actions workflows for the exploitation patterns that leak secrets or allow code execution from a fork.
Also: Audit
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by AMD
AMD's official skill for benchmarking vLLM/SGLang inference and driving GPU kernel optimization with Magpie and TraceLens trace analysis.
Also: Performance
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by Grafana Labs
Grafana's official k6 skill: generate a load, stress, spike or soak test from a plain-language brief, then actually run the script before handing it over.
Also: Performance
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by Callstack
Callstack's official React Native performance skill: a priority-ordered framework for FPS, time-to-interactive, bundle size, memory leaks and re-render problems.
Also: Performance
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by MongoDB
MongoDB's official skill for connection pools and timeouts — it refuses to hand you numbers until it knows your deployment, workload and concurrency.
Also: Performance
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by Inngest
Seven ways to throttle agent and background workloads — concurrency keys, throttling, rate limiting, debounce, singleton, priority and batching — with a decision guide that picks the right one.
Also: Performance
