hft-cpp-review
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Review C++ code for HFT/low-latency anti-patterns on the hot path. Use whenever the user asks to review, audit, lint, profile, or optimize C++ code for latency, throughput, or HFT correctness — even if they don't say 'HFT' explicitly. Trigger on phrases like 'review this for the hot path', 'is this fast enough', 'any perf issues', 'low-latency review', 'trading code review', 'optimize this', or whenever the user shares C++ code in a trading/market-data/order-book/feed-handler/matching-engine context. Flags four categories of issues — (1) poor cache locality, (2) heap allocation on hot paths, (3) STL containers/algorithms that have strictly faster Boost or specialized alternatives, (4) unnecessarily expensive operations on hot paths (string ops, syscalls, virtual dispatch, exceptions, etc.). Produces a structured, prioritized report with concrete suggested fixes.
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