docs: add v5.0.0 vs v3.5.0 benchmark results - #18
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Preview/organize 12-35x faster in v5 (content-analysis stack removed from the handler path), duplicate finding 2.2x faster, organizer no longer fails on large directories (v3.5 exhausted its EEXIST retry loop on mixed-size batches), path-validation correctness and cost unchanged. Undo is slower by design: v5 verifies rollback-manifest HMAC integrity before restoring. Results, method, and root causes in docs/benchmarks-v5-vs-v3.5.md; linked from the new Performance section in ARCHITECTURE.md.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds benchmark documentation for v5.0.0 versus v3.5.0. It records performance, stress, security, methodology, caveats, and reproduction details. ChangesPerformance documentation
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125-132: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the exact reproduction inputs.
The document states that the datasets were seeded and that medians came from five iterations, but it does not provide the seed, dataset-generation command, or timing harness. Add those details or link to the script that owns them.
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In `@docs/benchmarks-v5-vs-v3.5.md`:
- Around line 4-5: Update the methodology description in the benchmark document
to distinguish operation benchmarks, which used MCP handler entry points, from
path-validation benchmarks, which directly called validateStrictPath and
therefore bypassed handler-level Zod parsing and response formatting.
- Around line 83-87: Update the benchmark documentation’s description of the v5
move path to state that it still uses exclusive copying and maps destination
races to EEXIST, but no longer retries with _1/_2 suffixes. Replace the
inaccurate “does not have this code path” wording while preserving the reported
benchmark results.
- Around line 91-92: Scope the benchmark conclusions to the measured cases: in
docs/benchmarks-v5-vs-v3.5.md lines 91-92, state that validation correctness
matched for the seven tested cases; in ARCHITECTURE.md line 124, state that v5
completed the tested large-directory scenarios without failures. No other
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In `@docs/benchmarks-v5-vs-v3.5.md`:
- Around line 125-132: Document the exact benchmark reproduction inputs
alongside the dataset and iteration details: include the seed,
dataset-generation command, and timing-harness command or link to the script
that defines them. Keep the existing environment, entry-point, and
five-iteration information unchanged.
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- state that path-validation was measured via validateStrictPath directly, not through the MCP handler layer (operations used handler entry points) - correct the v5 move-path description: COPYFILE_EXCL/EEXIST semantics are kept in atomic-move.ts; v5 dropped the retry-with-suffix loop - scope correctness/robustness conclusions to the tested cases - document dataset seeds, sizes, and iteration counts for reproduction
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Addressed all four findings in b2b5531:
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Problem
The v5 rewrite claimed stateless-and-fast, but there were no published numbers behind it, and the stress testing surfaced findings worth recording. This PR documents the benchmark results as a durable doc so the next agent (and future releases) have the measurement instead of the claim.
What's in the doc
docs/benchmarks-v5-vs-v3.5.md — full results, method, and root causes from running v5.0.0 (main) against v3.5.0 (faa0f99) through the tool handlers on identical seeded datasets:
COPYFILE_EXCLEEXIST retry loop ("100 retries due to race conditions") and fails ~93% of moves; 3,000×4KB files pass, so it is concurrency-dependent. v5 moved 3,000/3,000 with 0 errors. Worth a line in the v5 changelog as a fixed defect.npm run test:securitypasses on both (v5 carries 56 more adversarial tests).Also adds a short Performance section to ARCHITECTURE.md linking the doc.
Verification
npx markdownlint-cliclean on both filesBenchmark harness was a scratch script in /tmp (two-version adapters, seeded dataset generator); not committed per repo policy. Cleaned up along with the v3.5 build worktree.
Worked by ZCode (GLM-5.3-Flash) with the ZCode agent harness.
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Performance
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