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@pepys/source-telemetry

v0.4.0

Published

The pepys telemetry plug-in: the OTLP log records of coding agents, with their model requests and turn costs

Readme

The pepys telemetry plug-in, for Bun.

The plug-in receives the OTLP log exports of coding agents as facts, and builds one row per model request and one per reported turn cost with its two consumers.

Install

bun add @pepys/source-telemetry @pepys/kit
bun add -d @pepys/cli

Add the plug-in to a deployment, then build its consumers. The build compiles each consumer, which needs zig and wasm-tools, as the CLI README says.

// deployment.ts
import { defineDeployment } from '@pepys/kit';
import { telemetryPlugin } from '@pepys/source-telemetry';

export const deployment = defineDeployment({ name: 'home', plugins: [telemetryPlugin] });
bunx pepys build deployment.ts --out build

Features

  • telemetryPlugin: the plug-in, to add to a deployment.
  • telemetryModelRequestConsumer and telemetryTurnCostConsumer: the consumers of the log record facts, with their SQL schemas.
  • sessionModelRequestsQuery: the query telemetry_session_model_requests, which returns the model requests of one session that the named sender stored.

Documentation

The pepys docs hold the design of the plug-ins.