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I reviewed a capped sample of 4 recent workflow runs from the last 7 days, focused on AWF Firewall and MCP Gateway observability. Coverage is complete in the sampled set: every firewall-enabled run had a readable access.log, and every MCP-enabled run had telemetry via rpc-messages.jsonl. No critical observability gaps were found in this sample.
The main pattern is that firewall logging is healthy and includes both allowed and blocked traffic, while MCP telemetry is present but currently lands on the canonical fallback path rather than gateway.jsonl. That is acceptable for debugging, but it is lower-fidelity than the preferred structured gateway log.
Key Alerts and Anomalies
No critical issues detected.
🔴 Critical Issues:
None in the analyzed sample.
⚠️Warnings:
MCP runs relied on rpc-messages.jsonl only; gateway.jsonl was not present in the sampled runs.
The MCP telemetry stream was sparse and only showed safeoutputs RPC traffic, so tool-level observability is present but narrow.
Coverage Summary
Component
Runs Analyzed
Logs Present
Coverage
Status
AWF Firewall (access.log)
2
2
100%
✅
MCP Gateway (gateway.jsonl or rpc-messages.jsonl)
2
2
100%
✅
📋 Detailed Run Analysis
Firewall-Enabled Runs
Workflow
Run ID
access.log
Entries
Allowed
Blocked
Status
PR Sous Chef
29707980574
✅
38
20
1
✅
PR Sous Chef
29708769358
✅
146
68
1
✅
Missing Firewall Logs (access.log)
Workflow
Run ID
Date
Link
None
-
-
-
MCP-Enabled Runs
Workflow
Run ID
Telemetry Source
Entries
Servers
Tool Calls
Errors
Status
PR Sous Chef
29707980574
rpc-messages.jsonl
4
1
1
0
✅
PR Sous Chef
29708769358
rpc-messages.jsonl
4
1
1
0
✅
Missing MCP Telemetry
Workflow
Run ID
Date
Link
None
-
-
-
🔍 Telemetry Quality Analysis
Firewall Log Quality
Total access.log lines analyzed: 184
Unique domains observed: 9
Allowed requests: 88
Blocked requests: 2
Firewall logs showed both successful CONNECT traffic and at least one blocked request, which is the minimum needed for debugging egress issues.
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Executive Summary
I reviewed a capped sample of 4 recent workflow runs from the last 7 days, focused on AWF Firewall and MCP Gateway observability. Coverage is complete in the sampled set: every firewall-enabled run had a readable
access.log, and every MCP-enabled run had telemetry viarpc-messages.jsonl. No critical observability gaps were found in this sample.The main pattern is that firewall logging is healthy and includes both allowed and blocked traffic, while MCP telemetry is present but currently lands on the canonical fallback path rather than
gateway.jsonl. That is acceptable for debugging, but it is lower-fidelity than the preferred structured gateway log.Key Alerts and Anomalies
No critical issues detected.
🔴 Critical Issues:
rpc-messages.jsonlonly;gateway.jsonlwas not present in the sampled runs.safeoutputsRPC traffic, so tool-level observability is present but narrow.Coverage Summary
access.log)gateway.jsonlorrpc-messages.jsonl)📋 Detailed Run Analysis
Firewall-Enabled Runs
Missing Firewall Logs (
access.log)MCP-Enabled Runs
rpc-messages.jsonlrpc-messages.jsonlMissing MCP Telemetry
🔍 Telemetry Quality Analysis
Firewall Log Quality
Gateway Log Quality
rpc-messages.jsonl(canonical fallback)Healthy Runs Summary
Recommended Actions
access.logfor all firewall-enabled runs; it is currently sufficient for debugging network egress issues.gateway.jsonlwhen available for MCP runs so per-tool timing and richer event fields are available.rpc-messages.jsonlfallback, since it prevents MCP runs from becoming opaque when the preferred gateway log is absent.References:
Report generated automatically by the Daily Observability Report workflow
Analysis window: Last 7 days | Runs analyzed: 4
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