Optimise Overview

Artemis provides a comprehensive system for improving your codebase across performance, quality, security, and any other metrics you define.

Getting Started

Before running optimisations, set up your repository by completing these three steps:

• Step 1 — Set up a custom runner: Connect your local machine to the Artemis platform to execute code in your own environment.
• Step 2 — Configure commands: Define your compilation, unit test, and benchmark commands so Artemis can verify that improvements don't break existing logic.
• Step 3 — Find targets to optimise: Identify the highest-impact areas of your codebase to focus on.

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Optimise Components

Code Targeting

Identify the most impactful areas of your codebase to optimise. Use file-level analysis, agent targeting, interactive chat, tool integrations, pull request analysis, and contributor analysis to narrow down where optimisation will have the greatest benefit.

Version Generation

Automatically generate alternative implementations for your targets using LLM-based generation, agent-based optimisation, or Artemis Intelligence. Explore multiple options, compare trade-offs, and select promising candidates.

Code Validation

Verify that optimised versions meet your standards for quality, correctness, and performance. Run builds, tests, benchmarks, and quality checks to confirm improvements before integration.

Code Optimization

Combine the strongest versions, validate them iteratively, and generate detailed reports. This stage ensures the final integrated changes deliver proven, validated improvements.

Create Changeset

Package your selected optimised versions into a changeset, validate the changes, and open a pull request directly from Artemis.