Snapshot per-run bundle outputs to build a rolling historical baseline

Snapshot per-run bundle outputs to build a rolling historical baseline targets a $3.6B = 3M web development teams x $1,200 ARPA (annual developer-tooling spend on build/perf tools) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 18% (developer tooling & observability growing as web complexity increases).

Key trends driving demand: Next.js & React ecosystem growth -- more teams standardizing on Next.js increases demand for dedicated build/perf tooling.; Shift-left performance testing -- teams push performance checks into CI, increasing need for programmatic, per-build comparisons.; Observability converging with build tooling -- developers expect release-time insights tied to runtime metrics and source artifacts.; Smaller, reproducible artifacts -- determinism in builds makes historical snapshot comparison more reliable and actionable..