perf(compile): 启用 bytecode + minify + inline sourcemap

- Bun 官方 bytecode caching：中型应用 startup ~2x（docs.bun.sh/docs/bundler/bytecode）
- minify：减小 bytecode 体积，二进制仅 +2MB sourcemap
- sourcemap inline：嵌入二进制，保证错误堆栈可读，并在 compile.ts 清理 bundler 残留的 *.js.map

AGENTS.md

@@ -67,6 +67,14 @@ Add a subcommand: drop a file in `src/cli/` that default-exports `defineCommand(
 
 **Deploy flow is always migrate-then-serve.** The compiled binary bundles neither the `./drizzle/` SQL files nor the app schema migrations at runtime — they're read from disk next to the binary. Dockerfile copies `drizzle/` alongside `./server`, and `compose.yaml` models this with a one-shot `migrate` service that `app` `depends_on: service_completed_successfully`. On k8s, run `./server migrate` as an initContainer or a Helm `pre-upgrade` Job; run `./server` (= `./server serve`) as the main container.
 
+## Compile flags
+
+`compile.ts` builds with `--minify --bytecode --sourcemap=inline`:
+
+- **`bytecode`** — pre-compiles JS to bytecode and embeds it in the binary; ~2x startup on app-sized binaries (Bun docs benchmark). Requires `--compile`; top-level `await` must live inside `async` functions (it already does in this repo).
+- **`minify`** — shrinks the binary and the bytecode it derives from.
+- **`sourcemap: 'inline'`** — embeds the source map in the binary so error stack traces stay decodable. Bun also writes a residual `out/bin.js.map` next to the output; `compile.ts` removes it so the binary is the only artifact.
+
 ## ORPC
 
 Contract → Router → Handler → Client, all type-safe from a single contract.

compile.ts

@@ -49,12 +49,18 @@ const main = async () => {
     entrypoints: [ENTRYPOINT],
     outdir: OUTDIR,
     compile: { outfile, target },
+    minify: true,
+    bytecode: true,
+    sourcemap: 'inline',
   })
 
   if (!result.success) {
     throw new Error(result.logs.map(String).join('\n'))
   }
 
+  // Bun bundler still writes *.js.map next to the binary even with inline sourcemap.
+  await rm(`${OUTDIR}/${ENTRYPOINT.replace(/\.ts$/, '')}.js.map`, { force: true })
+
   console.log(`✓ ${target} → ${OUTDIR}/${outfile}`)
 }