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Owns what a session cost and who it was for, under src/contexts/telemetry/ — reading a tool's own local files, attributing a figure to a person, a task, a flow or a step, and the sink that keeps records per machine. Use when adding a reader for another tool's transcript format, changing how a figure is attributed or reported, touching the sink or the identity store, or wiring a telemetry port. Do NOT use for what a tool declares about being measured — that is `kernel/measurement.ts`, read via the `tools` skill. Do NOT use for installing or removing the hook that writes the run journal into a project — that record belongs to `framework`.

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Telemetry

telemetry answers two questions about work already done: what did it cost, and whose was it. It never causes the work and never installs anything on a project's behalf. Everything it reads already exists on disk because a tool wrote it, so the whole context is a set of readers, a set of attribution rules, and one sink.

Where the sink and the run journal live, what the report renders, and what each tool declares about being measured are in aidd_docs/memory/telemetry.md. Read that for the facts; this page says where new code goes and what it must not do.

What goes in

Concept	Location
A rendered answer's shape	`domain/cost-report.ts`, `domain/cost-report-envelope.ts`
How a figure is tied to something	`domain/step-attribution.ts`, `domain/task-attribution.ts`, `domain/flow-attribution.ts`
Reading one tool's own file format	`domain/formats/` (one module per tool's transcript or export)
A stored record and what happens to it over time	`domain/telemetry-sink-record.ts`, `domain/telemetry-sink-retention.ts`
Who a session was for, and how strongly that is known	`domain/person-resolution.ts`, `domain/ports/person-identity-reader.ts`, `domain/ports/person-identity-store.ts`
Something telemetry needs from outside itself	`domain/ports/` — declared here, satisfied at the composition root
The concrete reader behind one of those ports	`infrastructure/`
One question the `aidd telemetry` command asks	`application/`

How

A tool declares, telemetry reads. What a route was measured to supply, and where a tool's transcripts live, are declared in kernel/measurement.ts and filled in per tool under contexts/tools/domain/profiles/<tool>/. Every field there is required on purpose: a default would be a capability nobody measured, quietly asserted for a tool nobody looked at. Never add a branch on a tool id inside this context.
What telemetry needs from another context, it declares as its own port. installed-plugins-reader.ts and ignore-entries.ts are the pattern: telemetry states the question, runtime/wiring/telemetry.ts hands it an answer, and no context reaches into telemetry in return.
A figure with no established denomination is not an amount. A zero whose denomination was never established, a credit and a premium request are each their own thing; conflating them is how a report lies without ever being wrong about a number.
An interval derived from the run journal is this CLI's inference, not the tool's statement. Keep the two distinguishable in whatever you add — toolStatedStep exists for exactly that.
Follow the use-case and port/adapter rules in .claude/rules/00-architecture/.

Public surface

tests/architecture/context-boundary.arch.test.ts holds the list (PUBLIC_MODULES.telemetry): the use cases the telemetry command drives, the shapes a rendered answer is made of, the commit-trailer format the git adapter writes, and the two ports a caller wires a concrete adapter into (domain/ports/telemetry-sink.ts, domain/ports/version-control.ts). Nothing else, and no adapter. Rendering happens in presentation/display/, never here.

How it's tested

tests/contexts/telemetry/ mirrors src/contexts/telemetry/ — a format reader and an attribution rule are unit-tier; an adapter against a real temp filesystem is integration-tier.
A reader for a new tool's format needs a fixture captured from that tool's real output. A format module tested only against a fixture this repository wrote proves the parser, not the format. See the test skill before touching a golden snapshot.

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name: telemetry
description: >
  Owns what a session cost and who it was for, under src/contexts/telemetry/ — reading a tool's
  own local files, attributing a figure to a person, a task, a flow or a step, and the sink that
  keeps records per machine. Use when adding a reader for another tool's transcript format,
  changing how a figure is attributed or reported, touching the sink or the identity store, or
  wiring a telemetry port. Do NOT use for what a tool declares about being measured — that is
  `kernel/measurement.ts`, read via the `tools` skill. Do NOT use for installing or removing the
  hook that writes the run journal into a project — that record belongs to `framework`.

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---
name: telemetry
description: >
Owns what a session cost and who it was for, under src/contexts/telemetry/ — reading a tool's
own local files, attributing a figure to a person, a task, a flow or a step, and the sink that
keeps records per machine. Use when adding a reader for another tool's transcript format,
changing how a figure is attributed or reported, touching the sink or the identity store, or
wiring a telemetry port. Do NOT use for what a tool declares about being measured — that is
`kernel/measurement.ts`, read via the `tools` skill. Do NOT use for installing or removing the
hook that writes the run journal into a project — that record belongs to `framework`.
---

# Telemetry

`telemetry` answers two questions about work already done: what did it cost, and whose was it.
It never causes the work and never installs anything on a project's behalf. Everything it reads
already exists on disk because a tool wrote it, so the whole context is a set of readers, a set
of attribution rules, and one sink.

Where the sink and the run journal live, what the report renders, and what each tool declares
about being measured are in `aidd_docs/memory/telemetry.md`. Read that for the facts; this page
says where new code goes and what it must not do.

## What goes in

| Concept | Location |
|---|---|
| A rendered answer's shape | `domain/cost-report.ts`, `domain/cost-report-envelope.ts` |
| How a figure is tied to something | `domain/step-attribution.ts`, `domain/task-attribution.ts`, `domain/flow-attribution.ts` |
| Reading one tool's own file format | `domain/formats/` (one module per tool's transcript or export) |
| A stored record and what happens to it over time | `domain/telemetry-sink-record.ts`, `domain/telemetry-sink-retention.ts` |
| Who a session was for, and how strongly that is known | `domain/person-resolution.ts`, `domain/ports/person-identity-reader.ts`, `domain/ports/person-identity-store.ts` |
| Something telemetry needs from outside itself | `domain/ports/` — declared here, satisfied at the composition root |
| The concrete reader behind one of those ports | `infrastructure/` |
| One question the `aidd telemetry` command asks | `application/` |

## How

- **A tool declares, telemetry reads.** What a route was measured to supply, and where a tool's
transcripts live, are declared in `kernel/measurement.ts` and filled in per tool under
`contexts/tools/domain/profiles/<tool>/`. Every field there is required on purpose: a default
would be a capability nobody measured, quietly asserted for a tool nobody looked at. Never add
a branch on a tool id inside this context.
- **What telemetry needs from another context, it declares as its own port.** `installed-plugins-reader.ts`
and `ignore-entries.ts` are the pattern: telemetry states the question, `runtime/wiring/telemetry.ts`
hands it an answer, and no context reaches into telemetry in return.
- A figure with no established denomination is not an amount. A zero whose denomination was never
established, a credit and a premium request are each their own thing; conflating them is how a
report lies without ever being wrong about a number.
- An interval derived from the run journal is this CLI's inference, not the tool's statement.
Keep the two distinguishable in whatever you add — `toolStatedStep` exists for exactly that.
- Follow the use-case and port/adapter rules in `.claude/rules/00-architecture/`.

## Public surface

`tests/architecture/context-boundary.arch.test.ts` holds the list (`PUBLIC_MODULES.telemetry`):
the use cases the `telemetry` command drives, the shapes a rendered answer is made of, the
commit-trailer format the git adapter writes, and the two ports a caller wires a concrete
adapter into (`domain/ports/telemetry-sink.ts`, `domain/ports/version-control.ts`). Nothing
else, and no adapter. Rendering happens in `presentation/display/`, never here.

## How it's tested

- `tests/contexts/telemetry/` mirrors `src/contexts/telemetry/` — a format reader and an
attribution rule are unit-tier; an adapter against a real temp filesystem is integration-tier.
- A reader for a new tool's format needs a fixture captured from that tool's real output. A
format module tested only against a fixture this repository wrote proves the parser, not the
format. See the `test` skill before touching a golden snapshot.

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Source repository: ai-driven-dev/framework
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Last GitHub push: Oct 7, 2026
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