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Suggesting one existing technical measurement note for editorial consideration through the documented weekly contribution route.

Article: Measured CLI baseline — 3 November 2026

It records source-pinned, reproducible CSV reconciliation inputs, command timing and peak resident memory, with input/output hashes and explicit limits. The 100,000-row-per-input fixture completed in 1.197 seconds with 262.7 MiB peak resident memory on the measured Mac. There was one observed run per size, with recently written inputs; this is not a general capacity limit, a cold-cache test or a cross-platform result.

Affiliation and provenance: this is the submitting account's own free MIT Local Row Check project (jhrch7). Drafting and measurement were AI-led, with actual command executions and retained results; no independent human review is claimed. The linked note and this contribution contain no paid-service offer, pricing or purchase request. Please assess its fit under your vendor-neutral editorial policy.

This adds one article metadata file under weekly/, following the existing YAML format. The suggestion is voluntary and unpaid; publication is at the editors' discretion.

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