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Sprint 0.4-S5. The LAST FleetQ ask. Closes the implementer feedback
letter completely (6 sprints in a row, 9/9 P1+P2 asks shipped).
## What changed
### Always-on tracing (zero-cost when no subscriber)
- New non-optional `tracing = "0.1"` dep on `boruna-vm`.
- `CapabilityGateway::call` now wraps the call body in a
`tracing::info_span!` named `boruna.cap` with attributes:
cap.name (str), bytes_in (u64), bytes_out (u64),
cap.budget_remaining (u64, post-call quota),
error.kind (str: "denied" / "budget_exceeded" / "runtime_error",
set only on the failure path)
- When no subscriber is installed (default), span macros expand to
essentially no-ops (single atomic check + a few stack structs).
- `approx_value_bytes` recurses through every container variant
(List, Map, Record, Enum, Some/Ok/Err) so bytes_out for record-
returning capabilities (db.query, llm.call) is meaningful — not
structurally zero.
### `telemetry` Cargo feature
- Adds `opentelemetry 0.27` + `opentelemetry_sdk 0.27` (rt-tokio) +
`opentelemetry-otlp 0.27` (http-proto + reqwest-client, default-
features off) + `tracing-opentelemetry 0.28` + `tracing-subscriber 0.3`
+ `tokio` (workspace, optional).
- New module `boruna_vm::telemetry` with `init() -> TelemetryHandle`.
- Reads `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT` (the OTel standard env var) and
optional `OTEL_SERVICE_NAME` (defaults to "boruna").
- Endpoint unset → returns Disabled no-op handle (Boruna behaves
identically to a non-telemetry build).
- Endpoint set → installs OTLP-over-HTTP exporter into the global
tracing subscriber registry.
- `TelemetryHandle::Drop` calls `force_flush()` on the provider.
### CLI integration
- New `telemetry` feature on `boruna-cli` that depends on
`boruna-vm/telemetry` and `tokio`.
- When built with `--features telemetry`, `main` starts a tokio
runtime, enters its context, calls `init_telemetry()` BEFORE parsing
CLI args, holds the handle for the binary lifetime.
- On shutdown: drops the handle (queues flush), then drops the
runtime guard, then calls `runtime.shutdown_timeout(5s)` so in-
flight OTel HTTP POSTs get a chance to complete instead of being
killed by `process::exit`.
## Tests
- 4 new VM tests (`test_capability_call_emits_boruna_cap_span_with_attributes`,
`..._records_bytes_out_for_string_returning_handler`,
`..._records_error_kind_denied`, `..._records_error_kind_budget_exceeded`)
using a per-test scoped tracing subscriber that captures spans by Id
(proper matching, not best-effort).
- 1 telemetry-module test (Disabled handle Drop is a clean no-op).
- All 591+ existing workspace tests pass.
- `cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings` clean (with and without
--features boruna-vm/telemetry).
- `cargo fmt --all -- --check` clean.
## Review
ce-correctness-reviewer surfaced 5 HIGH findings. All addressed before
commit:
1. Env-var mutation in test was UB risk under cargo's parallel test
runner (POSIX setenv/getenv data race). REMOVED the test rather
than introduce flakes; documented why in the test module.
2. Test matcher was logically broken — `bytes_out` was captured but
never asserted. REWROTE the test harness with proper Id-keyed span
matching (HashMap<u64, CapturedSpan>) and added an explicit
`bytes_out` assertion in the new
test_records_bytes_out_for_string_returning_handler test.
3. cap.budget_remaining=0 was ambiguous (last-allowed call vs
rejected). DOCUMENTED the post-call semantics in the call() doc
comment; integrators must join (cap.budget_remaining, error.kind)
to disambiguate.
4. process::exit(1) in CLI killed in-flight OTel batches. ADDED
explicit runtime.shutdown_timeout(5s) before exit.
5. approx_value_bytes ignored Record/Enum payloads — bytes_out was
structurally 0 for the dominant capability shape (db.query,
llm.call). RECURSED into Record.fields and Enum.payload.
## Documented limitations
- Calling init() twice silently overwrites the propagator (CLI is the
single owner of the global subscriber).
- Empty-string OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT silently disables (matches
the "absent → off" semantics; a Docker compose with `=` typo gets
the same behavior as no env var).
## Design
`docs/design-otel.md` — span shape, attribute table, library-version
pin set, determinism contract, BYO-subscriber fallback path.
## Closes
- Closes #9 (FleetQ P2: per-call OpenTelemetry observability)
## FleetQ status after this PR
**ALL 9 P1/P2 asks closed** (#3, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 + the two P0s
shipped in v0.2.0). The FleetQ implementer feedback letter is fully
addressed. Next sprint pivots to 0.3-S2 (persistent state) — the
critical-path 0.3.0 work the ADR (PR #12) unblocks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures the 5 HIGH review findings and how each was addressed. Notable: the env-var-mutating test was UB risk under cargo's parallel runner (POSIX setenv/getenv data race per Rust 2024) — removed and documented. Also captures the closing arc: 6 sprints in a row driven by FleetQ implementer feedback. 9/9 P1+P2 asks shipped + 2 P0s already in v0.2.0. Next pivot: 0.3-S2 (persistent workflow state) once the 7 queued PRs settle and the persistence ADR (PR #12) merges. Establishes new project conventions: - Pre-flight dep probes for unfamiliar version-pin sets (5 min of /tmp/probe saves hours of in-tree archaeology). - For library-mediated infrastructure requiring tokio: handle Drop before runtime shutdown_timeout before process::exit. Drop alone doesn't drain in-flight async work that process::exit kills. - For test harnesses recording side-effects, prefer Id-keyed dispatch over best-effort matchers — the cost is a HashMap; the payoff is correctness in multi-event tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Sprint 0.4-S5 — closes #9 (FleetQ P2, the LAST ask)
Final FleetQ implementer-feedback ask. Closes the letter completely — ALL 9 P1/P2 asks shipped (#3, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 + the two P0s in v0.2.0). 6 sprints in a row driven by FleetQ signal.
Surface
```bash
export OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=http://collector.internal:4318
export OTEL_SERVICE_NAME=my-agent # optional, defaults to "boruna"
boruna run app.ax --policy allow-all --live
```
Each capability call emits a `boruna.cap` span:
```
boruna.cap {cap.name="net.fetch", bytes_in=247, bytes_out=1834, cap.budget_remaining=42} 142ms
boruna.cap {cap.name="llm.call", bytes_in=890, bytes_out=2103, cap.budget_remaining=8} 7.4s
boruna.cap {cap.name="fs.read", bytes_in=64, bytes_out=12834} 8ms
```
What's in this PR
Always-on tracing (zero-cost when no subscriber)
`tracing = "0.1"` is now a non-optional dep on `boruna-vm`. `CapabilityGateway::call` wraps the call body in a `tracing::info_span!` named `boruna.cap`. When no subscriber is installed (the default), span macros are essentially no-ops — single atomic check, a few stack-allocated structs, no allocations.
Span attributes:
`telemetry` Cargo feature
Adds `opentelemetry 0.27` + `opentelemetry_sdk 0.27` (rt-tokio) + `opentelemetry-otlp 0.27` (http-proto + reqwest-client, default-features off) + `tracing-opentelemetry 0.28` + `tracing-subscriber 0.3` + `tokio` (workspace, optional).
New module `boruna_vm::telemetry` with `init() -> TelemetryHandle`:
CLI integration
New `telemetry` feature on `boruna-cli`. When built with `--features telemetry`, `main` starts a tokio runtime, calls `init_telemetry()` BEFORE parsing CLI args, holds the handle for the binary lifetime, and on shutdown drops the handle THEN drains the runtime with a 5-second timeout (so in-flight OTel HTTP POSTs complete instead of being killed by `process::exit`).
Determinism contract (per ADR 001)
Spans are operational metadata only. Their content (durations, byte counts) is never fed into an `EventLog`, `AuditLog`, or `EvidenceBundle`. A replayed run produces identical replay state but may produce different span durations on a faster/slower host — by design. Documented in `CapabilityGateway::call` doc comment + `boruna_vm::telemetry` module doc.
Tests
Review
`ce-correctness-reviewer` surfaced 5 HIGH findings. All addressed before commit:
Documented limitations
Closes
FleetQ feedback letter status: COMPLETE
Note: #4 (streaming output) was tracked in the original feedback but not in the immediate sprint queue — defer to 0.4.0 alongside other operations work.
Next sprint pivots to `0.3-S2` (persistent state) — the critical-path 0.3.0 work that ADR PR #12 unblocks.
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