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@tindalabs/scent-otel

v0.1.0

Published

Scent OpenTelemetry bridge — stamp identity and risk signals onto OTel spans and correlate browser traces with the server via W3C traceparent.

Readme

@tindalabs/scent-otel

npm version CI License: MIT types

The OpenTelemetry bridge for Scent — stamp identity and risk signals onto your OTel spans and correlate browser traces with the server.

npm install @tindalabs/scent-otel

Why

If you already emit OTel spans (e.g. via @tindalabs/blindspot), this bridge attaches Scent's identity/risk verdict as span attributes — so "this session is a high-risk, coordinated-account device" shows up right next to the rest of your telemetry, and the browser↔server trace stays connected via W3C traceparent.

Usage

import { init } from '@tindalabs/scent-sdk';
import { readTraceparent, attachScentAttributes } from '@tindalabs/scent-otel';

// 1 — feed the active trace's traceparent into Scent so the server span links up
const sdk = init({ apiKey: 'your-api-key', traceparentProvider: readTraceparent });

// 2 — stamp the resolution verdict onto the current span
const obs = await sdk.observe();
attachScentAttributes(span, obs);

Exports

| Export | Description | |---|---| | readTraceparent() | Read the active W3C traceparent for the current trace context. | | attachScentAttributes(span, observation) | Set scent.identity.* / scent.risk.* attributes on a span. | | ScentOtelBridge | Higher-level helper that wires observe → span attributes automatically. | | ATTR_IDENTITY_ID, ATTR_RISK_SCORE, … | The semantic-attribute key constants. |


Part of Scent. MIT licensed.