Autonomous agent
It runs commands and shows results in chat cards.
Decade Web acts as a page speed checker that runs tools on your Windows PC. It measures the page load speed of your projects, proposes fixes and applies them according to the mode you choose.
It runs commands and shows results in chat cards.
Chats and keys stay on your PC without telemetry. Prompts go only to the model endpoint you pick; with a local model nothing leaves the machine.
Ask first pauses before changes or Plan only writes steps.
The agent measures from your PC and is meant for your own sites; you keep it to sites you own.
https://example.comstatus 200speed-log.txt18 linesLCP3 matchesindex.htmldiff showntype speed-log.txtexit 0The agent fetches your home page to get the status code and response headers, so it knows how the server responds to requests and checks page load speed. grep finds the ten heaviest images in your working folder. You review the list and approve the compression of those files. You can optimize images without losing quality by resizing them correctly. The agent resizes the files and updates the HTML tags. It runs a shell command to measure the new load time. You see the before and after numbers in a plain text log.
The agent reads the speed-log.txt file to find the slowest mobile runs and lists blocking scripts using glob so you see what needs attention. Review the plan. Glob and grep find script files and tags in your working folder. You check the page speed checker output to understand which files delay rendering. The agent defers heavy scripts and adds caching headers to improve performance. You re-test the page on a mobile view to verify the changes. The page speed difference mobile and desktop becomes clear when you compare the results. You save the final results to the log file for your records.
It is not a hosted service or plugin. It is meant only for your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. You keep the work within them. The agent does not enforce scope. Shell, web and SSH are not folder-bound. There is no guarantee that code, scans or analysis are correct, and faster test numbers do not guarantee more traffic or sales. If you want to improve website speed and compressed images, you must test first.