Measure published document helper small-corpus indexing throughput

docs/EXTRACTION-ISOLATION.md

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 fixture passed in this serial run without changing product deadlines. This
 does not replace separately executed genuine Google package checks or close
 platform/GPU/visual gates.
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+## Small-document throughput observation
+
+The published Linux CLI/helper indexed 100 synthetic documents on Ubuntu WSL
+(50 identical one-page PDFs, 50 identical one-paragraph DOCX files, 47950 total
+input bytes). CPU only, no semantic inference. Initial index: 0.893 seconds,
+100 indexed, zero extraction failures. Unchanged byte-verifying rescan: 0.0124
+seconds, 100 unchanged, zero failures. Both timings include CLI startup and
+SQLite work; they do not isolate parser startup or represent large real documents,
+Windows throughput, cold filesystem caches or steady-state search latency.
+No persistent parser/cache optimization is justified by this small observation.
+Raw ignored report: `.searchi/qa/document-throughput-013.json`, SHA-256
+`b86df0bf2ca0953317033b35b4642e6e0fadb93e50c499a7a28b1ae82512acd1`.