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@declaragent/testkit

v5.0.0

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Load testing + acceptance harness for Declaragent event sources (Phase 4 slice 16).

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@declaragent/testkit

Test harnesses and shipped observability artifacts for Declaragent — the declarative, git-versioned AI agent platform.

What's inside:

  • Integration suites — Docker-Compose-backed tests for the broker transports (Kafka/Redpanda, NATS, JetStream, SQS, AMQP, MQTT), SIEM audit exporters (Splunk / Elastic / Datadog), fleet runtime, RPC auth (OIDC/OAuth2 against a live IdP), and load. Each suite is gated behind its own env var (KAFKA_INTEGRATION=1, NATS_INTEGRATION=1, RPC_AUTH_INTEGRATION=1, FLEET_INTEGRATION=1, KAFKA_SOAK=1, …) and skipped otherwise.

  • Grafana dashboards (dashboards/) — channels, event sources, and WhatsApp service-window telemetry, querying the runtime's real metric names.

  • Prometheus alert rules (alerts/) — six rule files; every alert carries a runbook_url into the docs-site runbook index. Note: the security and WhatsApp-window rule files include rules contracted on metrics the runtime does not emit yet (annotated in-file; tracked as POST_ENTERPRISE_BACKLOG #65).

  • Observability compose bundle (observability/) — OTel collector + Prometheus + Jaeger + Grafana pre-wired for local tracing/metrics work.

  • Chaos + load harnesses — event-loss, DLQ-rate, and latency assertion suites.

  • Docs: https://declaragent.dev

  • Repo: https://github.com/declaragent/declaragent (packages/testkit)

  • License: Apache-2.0