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JS vs. PGLite: The 100k Row Performance Benchmark

What happens when you swap a browser's JSON array for a relational cortex? In this performance showdown, we load-test 100xBot by generating 100,000 rows of data to see where raw JavaScript logic hits the "memory wall." While standard JS is faster for small sets, PGLite (Postgres in WASM) takes the lead as complexity scales, proving that structured SQL is more efficient than imperative loops for heavy-duty browser automation. By leveraging Postgres's single-user mode and persisting data via IndexedDB, the agent moves beyond transient variables to true relational intelligence.