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@kortyx/telemetry

v0.2.0

Published

Kortyx Studio telemetry HTTP adapter.

Downloads

190

Readme

@kortyx/telemetry

@kortyx/telemetry is the optional HTTP telemetry adapter for Kortyx Studio. It is separate from the framework entry package, so applications that do not send Studio telemetry do not include its HTTP transport.

import { createAgent } from "kortyx";
import { createKortyxTelemetryAdapter } from "@kortyx/telemetry";

const telemetry = createKortyxTelemetryAdapter({
  endpoint: process.env.KORTYX_TELEMETRY_API_URL!,
  apiKey: process.env.KORTYX_TELEMETRY_API_KEY!,
  environment:
    process.env.KORTYX_TELEMETRY_ENVIRONMENT ?? "development",
  service: {
    name: process.env.KORTYX_TELEMETRY_SERVICE_NAME ?? "support-agent",
  },
});

const agent = createAgent({
  // ...workflow configuration
  telemetry,
});

@kortyx/otel is a separate optional adapter for OpenTelemetry. Applications choose the adapter appropriate to their telemetry destination; kortyx itself does not provide an HTTP telemetry transport.

Privacy

Prompt, input, and output content is excluded by default. Enable only the content sides your application is allowed to export:

createKortyxTelemetryAdapter({
  // ...connection and service options
  captureContent: { input: true, output: false },
});

Telemetry metadata, tags, operation names, prompt identity (name, version, type, source), and trusted userId/tenantId trace attributes remain available without enabling content capture.

Delivery and lifecycle signals

Delivery is best-effort and at-least-once while the process remains alive. The adapter batches events, retries transient failures, and exposes flush() for controlled shutdown. It has no durable outbox; applications that need durable delivery must own that outbox themselves. Telemetry failures never fail a workflow execution.

interrupt.expired is intentionally API-derived from the durable expiresAt included with interrupt.created. The SDK does not use an unreliable local TTL timer.

Interrupt events always retain non-sensitive structure: kind, interactionMode, optionCount, schemaId, and schemaVersion. interactionMode distinguishes static-options, dynamic-picker, and freeform requests, so a client-resolved picker is not mistaken for a choice with zero options. Questions and static option labels follow output-content capture; a submitted human response follows input-content capture. Option values and resume capability tokens are never included in interrupt telemetry.

run.cancelled is reserved until Kortyx exposes a real SDK cancellation operation. A client disconnect is not a cancellation.