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@airprompter/agent-telemetry

v0.6.0

Published

The content-free telemetry spool and its uploader for AirPrompter agents: minute windows as append-only segments (or in memory on serverless), the host budget, and direct-to-object-store upload under a grant.

Readme

@airprompter/agent-telemetry

The content-free telemetry spool and its uploader: minute windows per (tag, artifactId, versionId, arm, model, status, errorClass, audienceIds, outcomeRunMinute) written as append-only NDJSON segments (DirectorySink: 0600, .open until fsync + rename, crash recovery) or held in memory on a serverless host (MemorySink), the host budget, and SpoolUploader — direct to your prefix in object storage under a short-lived grant, with quarantine and the last-upload marker. The row shape (@airprompter/agent-core) has no field for prompt text, output or an end-user identifier. Install it alone when your own instrumentation writes the spool.

import { SpoolWriter, DirectorySink } from "@airprompter/agent-telemetry";

const writer = new SpoolWriter(new DirectorySink(spoolDir, instanceId), { instanceId, instanceClass: "resident", sdk: "my-app/1.0" });
writer.observe({ tag, artifactId, versionId, arm, model, status: "ok", latencyMs, tokens: { input, output } }, Date.now());

For audience- or artifact-aware feedback, pass the authenticated outcomeRunMinute. Without it, outcomes() updates only an already measured matching run in the writer's current open minute.

SpoolUploader ships to an UploadSink: AirPrompter's by default, or one you pass (sink:) — @airprompter/otel-bridge sends the windows to your OpenTelemetry collector with no grant and no key.

This package never imports the sync or the runtime package.

One of nine packages released in lockstep — the five core SDK packages, @airprompter/otel-bridge, and three datastore adapters — one version, exact-pinned siblings. The direction is core → clients → sdk and is linted. The full README, the module map and the compatibility table are in sdk-typescript/README.md; the protocol is in protocol/. BSD-3-Clause.