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Add SwiftUI performance audit section to README
Introduces a new section describing the SwiftUI Performance Audit feature, outlining its purpose, key features, and usage scenarios to help users diagnose and improve SwiftUI runtime performance.
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### 🚀 SwiftUI Performance Audit
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**Purpose**: Audit and improve SwiftUI runtime performance from code review and architecture.
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Focuses on identifying common SwiftUI performance pitfalls in view code and data flow, recommending targeted refactors, and guiding user-run Instruments profiling when code review is not enough.
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**Key Features**:
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- Code-first review for slow rendering, janky scrolling, and excessive updates
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- Targets common SwiftUI pitfalls (unstable identity, heavy `body`, layout thrash)
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- Provides remediation guidance and refactor suggestions
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- Offers a user-run Instruments workflow when needed
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**Use When**: You need to diagnose SwiftUI performance issues, improve view/update efficiency, or get guidance on profiling with Instruments.
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## Usage
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Each skill is self-contained with its own documentation. Refer to the `SKILL.md` file in each skill's directory for detailed workflows, guidelines, and examples.
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