🤖 perf: reduce memory pressure from streaming message aggregation #1151
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Summary
Performance optimizations to reduce memory pressure and GC pauses caused by inefficient string handling during streaming.
Problem
Heap analysis revealed:
+concatenation creating O(n²) intermediate stringsChanges
1. Stabilize
foregroundToolCallIdsSet referenceAvoid invalidating React Compiler memoization by checking content equality before creating new Set instances.
2. Use
array.join()for message part mergingReplace O(n²) string concatenation with array accumulation. V8 optimizes
join()much better than repeated+.3. Compact message parts on stream end
When streaming completes, merge thousands of delta parts into single strings immediately. This converts memory from O(deltas) small objects to O(content_types) merged objects, preventing accumulation.
4. Extract
mergeAdjacentParts()helperDeduplicate the merge logic between
compactMessageParts()andgetDisplayedMessages().Validation
make static-checkpassesmake typecheckpassesGenerated with
mux• Model:claude-sonnet-4-20250514• Thinking:low