Automated summary

Runs performance benchmarks for the compute-average-income implementation across multiple languages (Kotlin, GraalVM, Rust, Haskell) using Gradle.

Strengths

Multi-language support (Kotlin, GraalVM, Rust, Haskell) for performance comparison.
Automation via Gradle for reproducible execution.
Includes Haskell profiling for deeper analysis.

Limitations

Requires specific environment variables (JAVA_HOME, GRAALVM_HOME).
Depends on Gradle and JDK toolchains which can be heavy to set up.
Limited to the 'compute-average-income' project only.

When to use it

When you need to compare the performance of the same business logic implemented in different compiled languages.

When not to use it

For generic benchmarks or outside the context of the compute-average-income project.

Security analysis

Safe

Quality score80/100

The skill only contains environment variable setting and gradle build commands; no destructive, exfiltration, or obfuscated actions.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

Run all benchmarks

Run all compute-average-income benchmarks for Kotlin, GraalVM, Rust, and Haskell.

Profile Haskell implementation

Profile the Haskell implementation of compute-average-income.

Run individual language benchmark

Run the Rust benchmark for compute-average-income.

run-benchmarks

Name: Run Performance Benchmarks
Author: Skills Guide Bot

Use this skill when the user wants to run performance benchmarks, compare languages, or test the compute-average-income implementations.

Instructions

Set JAVA_HOME to Java 23 for Gradle compatibility:

export JAVA_HOME=/Users/tnfink/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/openjdk-23.0.1/Contents/Home

Run all benchmarks with:
```
./gradlew computeAverageIncome
```
Or run individual language benchmarks:
- Kotlin: ./gradlew computeAverageIncomeKotlin
- GraalVM: ./gradlew computeAverageIncomeGraalVM (requires GRAALVM_HOME)
- Rust: ./gradlew computeAverageIncomeRust
- Haskell: ./gradlew computeAverageIncomeHaskell
For Haskell profiling:
```
./gradlew profileAverageIncomeHaskell
```

Notes

Gradle 9.2.1 uses JDK 21 toolchain (auto-provisioned via foojay)
GraalVM benchmark requires GRAALVM_HOME environment variable set
Haskell uses GHC 9.10.3 (LTS-24.25)
Rust uses cargo with --release flag

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