docs: add image and language update

[misrasaurabh1]

PR Type

Documentation

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Description

• Clarify end-to-end optimization wording

• Emphasize prioritizing important functions

• Add illustrative optimization image

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Diagram Walkthrough

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  trace["Trace script execution"] -- "capture inputs" --> replay["Generate Replay Tests"]
  replay -- "prioritize by importance" --> optimize["Optimize key functions"]
  optimize -- "illustrate" --> image["Add priority-order image"]

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File Walkthrough

	Relevant files
Documentation	trace-and-optimize.mdx Clarify text and add optimization image                                    docs/optimizing-with-codeflash/trace-and-optimize.mdx Reword intro for clarity and tone Specify optimization focuses on key functions Add image priority-order.png to illustrate flow +4/-2

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PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

Here are some key observations to aid the review process:

⏱️ Estimated effort to review: 1 🔵⚪⚪⚪⚪

🧪 No relevant tests

🔒 No security concerns identified

⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Broken Image Path Verify that the added image at /images/priority-order.png exists, is included in the docs build, and renders correctly across deployments (local, preview, production). Consider using a relative path if the docs site expects it.  Consistency The new phrasing shifts from "optimize all functions starting from the most important ones" to "optimize the most important functions." Confirm this change matches product behavior and intent to avoid misleading expectations. Codeflash uses these Replay Tests to optimize the most important functions called in the script, delivering the best performance for your workflow.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Explore these optional code suggestions:

Category	Suggestion	Impact
General	Improve image accessibility metadata Add descriptive alt text to improve accessibility and SEO, and provide a relative path consistent with the docs build if needed. Also consider adding a title for better hover context. docs/optimizing-with-codeflash/trace-and-optimize.mdx [13] - + Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: The existing image line is present at line 13, and adding a more descriptive alt text and title improves accessibility and usability without affecting functionality. It's a minor but valid improvement in documentation quality.	Low

[claude]

PR Review: Documentation Update for Trace & Optimize

Summary

This PR makes helpful clarifications to the trace-and-optimize documentation by emphasizing that Codeflash prioritizes optimizing important functions rather than all functions, and adds a visual illustration of this concept.

✅ Strengths

1. Improved Accuracy: The change from "optimize all functions" to "optimize the most important functions" better reflects the actual behavior and sets correct expectations for users.

2. Better Tone: Changing "supports optimizing" to "can optimize" is more direct and confident, which improves the documentation's clarity.

3. Visual Aid: Adding the priority-order.png image helps illustrate the optimization flow, making the concept more accessible to users. The image follows the existing convention of using /images/ path (consistent with other docs).

4. Consistency: The image reference format matches the pattern used in other documentation files like review-optimizations.mdx and how-codeflash-works.mdx.

📝 Observations

1. Minor: The alt text "Function Optimization" is generic. Consider a more descriptive alt text like "Optimization Priority Order" or "Function Optimization by Priority" to better match the image filename and improve accessibility.

2. Image Verification: The binary image file was added but cannot be reviewed for content quality in this diff. Ensure the image:

   • Is clear and legible at various screen sizes
   • Uses consistent styling with other documentation images
   • Properly illustrates the priority-based optimization concept
   • Has appropriate file size (current: ~286KB seems reasonable)

3. Documentation Flow: The image is well-placed right after explaining the concept, which follows good documentation practices.

🎯 Recommendations

Optional Improvement: Consider making the alt text more descriptive:

-![Function Optimization](/images/priority-order.png)
+![Optimization Priority Order](/images/priority-order.png)

✨ Overall Assessment

This is a solid documentation improvement that:

• ✅ Enhances accuracy and clarity
• ✅ Follows existing documentation conventions
• ✅ Adds helpful visual context
• ✅ No security, performance, or code quality concerns (documentation only)
• ✅ Appropriate scope for the changes

The PR is ready to merge with only the minor optional suggestion above for consideration.

Recommendation: APPROVE ✅

[claude]

PR Review: Documentation Update for Trace & Optimize

Summary

This PR makes targeted improvements to the trace-and-optimize documentation by clarifying language and adding a visual illustration of the function prioritization process. Overall, this is a positive change that improves clarity and user understanding.

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✅ Strengths

1. Improved Clarity: The change from "supports optimizing" to "can optimize" (line 9) makes the documentation more direct and confident in tone.

2. Better Value Proposition: The revised text on line 11 now explicitly emphasizes the benefit to users ("delivering the best performance for your workflow") rather than just describing what the tool does. This is a better framing.

3. Helpful Visual: The added image (priority-order.png) effectively illustrates how Codeflash prioritizes functions by performance impact. The screenshot shows:

   • Function ranking by addressable time
   • Filtering of low-importance functions (42 filtered out of 65)
   • Clear priority ordering with impact indicators
   • This visual supports the claim about optimizing "the most important functions"

4. Consistent Style: The changes maintain consistency with other documentation files in terms of structure and tone.

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📝 Suggestions for Improvement

Documentation Wording

The phrase "the most important functions" (line 11) could be more precise. Consider:

Codeflash uses these Replay Tests to optimize the functions with the highest performance impact, delivering the best results for your workflow.

This makes it clearer that "importance" = "performance impact" rather than leaving it ambiguous (business logic importance, code complexity, etc.).

Image Accessibility

Consider adding alt text to the image for better accessibility:

![Function Optimization Priority Ranking - showing functions sorted by addressable time and impact](/images/priority-order.png)

Image Location Context

The image is placed between the explanation and the command example. Consider whether it might be better positioned after the "What is the codeflash optimize command?" section (after line 36) where the prioritization mechanism is explained in more detail. However, the current placement works as an immediate visual reinforcement of the preceding text.

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✅ Code Quality Checklist

• Documentation accuracy: ✅ Changes accurately reflect the product behavior
• Grammar and spelling: ✅ No issues found
• Consistency: ✅ Maintains consistent style with other docs
• Image quality: ✅ PNG is high resolution (1792x1033) and clearly readable
• Breaking changes: ✅ None - purely additive documentation changes
• Links and references: ✅ Image path follows existing convention (/images/...)

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🔒 Security Considerations

✅ No security concerns - this is a documentation-only change with a screenshot image.

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🧪 Test Coverage

N/A - Documentation change only. However, you may want to verify that the image renders correctly in your documentation platform (appears to be Mintlify based on the MDX format).

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📊 Performance Considerations

✅ No performance impact. The PNG image size is reasonable for web documentation.

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Final Recommendation

LGTM with minor suggestions - This is a clean documentation improvement. The suggested changes above are optional refinements that would further enhance clarity, but the PR is ready to merge as-is.

The visual addition is particularly valuable as it gives users concrete expectations of what the prioritization process looks like in practice.