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id: cold-start-initialization-bundle
title: Cold-start initialization and bundle weight
status: active
candidateKinds: ["cold_start"]
frameworks: ["*"]
priority: 92
citations: ["https://vercel.com/docs/functions/debug-slow-functions", "https://vercel.com/docs/functions/limitations", "https://vercel.com/docs/functions/runtimes"]
maxBriefChars: 850
---
## Investigation Brief
Cold-start candidates need a code-path check, not only a project-setting check. First prove whether cold requests are paying for imports, module-scope setup, runtime choice, or dependency weight.
## Evidence To Check
Use `startTypeSplit`, `coldVsWarmLatencyP95`, and `coldByDeployment`. In source, inspect module-scope SDK setup, database/client construction, top-level network calls, heavy dependencies, runtime exports, and deployment-local changes.
## Do Not Recommend When
Do not blame cold starts when warm requests are similarly slow. Do not recommend keep-warm traffic or more memory before proving initialization or runtime pressure.
## Verification
Name the cold-start share, cold-vs-warm gap, and exact initialization, dependency, or runtime line that explains it.