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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesTelemetry configuration now uses tri-state enablement. Execute-agent jobs configure Intake ATIF telemetry when supported, forward authentication headers, and preserve explicit telemetry settings. Fabric and Insights analyst paths activate Relay telemetry when configured. End-to-end tests poll Intake for recorded spans. Relay telemetry integration
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ExecuteAgentJob
participant IntakeExport
participant Relay
participant Intake
ExecuteAgentJob->>IntakeExport: configure Intake ATIF export
ExecuteAgentJob->>Relay: check adapter support and run agent
Relay->>Intake: export agent spans
Intake-->>ExecuteAgentJob: return recorded trajectory
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64-64: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winA non-dict
telemetrysection is silently replaced, not left alone.The docstring at lines 66-69 states an unrecognized section stays exactly as found. That holds for a dict with a bad key, because
extra="forbid"raises. It does not hold for a non-dict value:telemetry: trueortelemetry: "on"validates{}instead, and line 97 then overwrites the user's value with a wired section. The deployments path never validates the config, so the replacement is not reported anywhere.Treat a non-dict section the same as a validation failure.
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section = config.get("telemetry") + if section is not None and not isinstance(section, dict): + logger.warning("Leaving an unrecognized telemetry section unwired: expected a mapping, got %s", type(section)) + return False try: - telemetry = TelemetryConfig.model_validate(section if isinstance(section, dict) else {}) + telemetry = TelemetryConfig.model_validate(section or {}) except ValidationError as exc:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@plugins/nemo-agents/src/nemo_agents_plugin/agent_config.py`:
- Line 77: Update the guard in _apply_telemetry so it returns only when
telemetry.enabled is explicitly False; allow None to continue through the
auto-enabled telemetry wiring, including fabric_config.enable_relay().
In `@plugins/nemo-agents/src/nemo_agents_plugin/jobs/execute.py`:
- Around line 677-679: Update _configure_intake_telemetry so delegated
forwarding and trace headers are not written to the process-wide os.environ
visible to Fabric or agent-controlled tools; keep them confined to the trusted
exporter path or pass them through a private exporter-specific environment,
preserving header forwarding for telemetry.
In `@plugins/nemo-agents/src/nemo_agents_plugin/runner/deployments_backend.py`:
- Line 676: Copy the configuration before passing it to
configure_intake_atif_export in the deployment flow, so in-place telemetry
wiring cannot affect configurations reused across workspaces while preserving
the existing ATIF declaration and rewritten workspace path. Add a regression
test covering two Fabric deployments that reuse one dictionary with different
workspaces and verify each deployment targets its own workspace.
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In `@plugins/nemo-agents/src/nemo_agents_plugin/telemetry/intake_export.py`:
- Line 64: Update the telemetry configuration handling around
TelemetryConfig.model_validate so non-dict telemetry sections are treated as
validation failures rather than replaced with an empty configuration. Preserve
the original non-dict value and prevent the wiring logic from overwriting it,
while retaining existing behavior for valid dictionaries and reported validation
failures.
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Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
Two gaps the unit tests around configure_intake_atif_export cannot close. The translator test puts the wired config through the real translator, so the dict has to be a shape Fabric accepts rather than a plausible one: it must parse into RelayHttpStorageConfig, keep header_env, and leave headers empty. The shared fixture opts out of telemetry, which under the tri-state now means something, so the test drops that key to describe a config that does not. The e2e asserts the point of the feature: a job nobody configured an export for still lands its trajectory in this workspace's Intake. It polls, because ingest is asynchronous -- a job reporting completed does not mean the spans are queryable yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
Auto-wiring assumed every adapter could be instrumented by Relay. Fabric rejects a relay config outright for one that cannot -- "adapter `nvidia.fabric.insights-analyst` does not support `telemetry.providers` value `relay`" -- so the feature turned "this agent cannot be traced" into "this agent cannot run". The insights e2e caught it; a third-party adapter would have hit the same wall. Adapters advertise support in their descriptor's telemetry.providers block, so read it from the plan before wiring. A plan that fails leaves the agent untraced rather than guessing: the invocation reports that failure moments later with its own diagnostics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
The second _validate_agent_config call reads as a stray assignment inside a conditional. It is a re-validation: wiring mutates the config mapping, not the model validated above, so without it the export would never reach what Fabric is handed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
The adapter discarded its RuntimeContext, so it never saw the telemetry Fabric prepared for it. Declaring relay support in the descriptor alone had no effect: Relay is opt-in per adapter, and each bundled one integrates differently -- hermes enables a plugin, claude runs a gateway and installs hooks, codex merges the env into its subprocess. The Analyst is a fourth shape, an in-process Nooa agent, and Nooa ships middleware for exactly this. The adapter now activates the plugin config Fabric resolved and names the scope; run_analyst_change_set wraps the agent run in it, because the scope needs the agent object and that only exists there. Nothing about the destination is decided in insights any more: the agents plugin wires the export, Fabric resolves endpoint and credentials into a config file, and the adapter activates it. The direct-to-Intake self-observability path is deliberately untouched, so the two can be compared before either is removed. It stays off for analysis runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
Two tests arriving with the rebase pass None as the context, which only worked while invoke discarded it. It now reads context.telemetry to decide whether Relay is instrumenting the run, so None raises before the failure they are actually asserting on. They care about error logging, not telemetry, so hand them the same minimal context the other tests build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
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In `@plugins/nemo-agents/tests/unit/test_execute_job.py`:
- Line 1845: Move the monkeypatch registration for
NMP_AGENT_TELEMETRY_HEADER_X_NMP_PRINCIPAL_ID before the
_configure_intake_telemetry call, so the environment mutation is tracked from
the start and teardown restores the prior state while preserving the existing
assertion.
In `@plugins/nemo-insights/src/nemo_insights_plugin/fabric_adapter.py`:
- Line 91: Replace the process-global os.environ.update call in the invocation
flow with a restoring scope that applies telemetry.env only for the current
invocation and restores prior values afterward. Add a regression test using the
same InsightsAnalystRuntime for two invocations to verify Relay credentials do
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…d run Three fixes from PR review, each verified by reverting the fix and watching a test fail. Deployments: configure_intake_atif_export mutated the config it was handed, which is the caller's deployment entity. Since the wiring keeps an ATIF endpoint it finds already present, a second deployment of the same entity would have exported to the first one's workspace. Copy first, as the adjacent rewrite_fabric_config_base_urls already does. Insights adapter: the invocation's telemetry environment was applied and never removed. The runtime is long-lived, so a leftover FABRIC_RELAY_CONFIG_PATH is exactly the ambient-config hazard the bundled adapters guard against by name. Apply it in a restoring scope. Tests: the header variable written by _configure_intake_telemetry leaked into every later test in the session, because monkeypatch can only restore what it saw first. Register it before the call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
…o-wiring Workload identity: get_forwarding_headers returns only what the SDK was constructed with, and under workload identity that is the internal marker alone -- the bearer is exchanged per request by the SDK's auth layer, which Relay's raw POST to Intake never goes through. Exchange the subject token and pass a bearer instead of exporting unauthenticated on the deployments that enforce auth. The token is resolved once because header_env is a static lookup, so a run outliving its token exports with an expired one; refreshing needs a dynamic-credential hook Relay does not offer. request telemetry=false now disables an export the agent config declares, rather than only skipping the automatic wiring, which is what the field already documented. An explicit atif.enabled=false is honoured: declining ATIF while leaving telemetry on is a real choice, and overriding it contradicts the rule that an explicit declaration wins. The adapter capability guard moves into the shared telemetry module and now covers deployments too -- previously a custom adapter without Relay support became undeployable by default, the same failure the execute-job path already guarded against. It also checks that relay advertises the atif output, since an adapter may support Relay for OpenTelemetry alone. nemo-relay is declared by nemo-insights, which imports it directly and had been relying on it arriving transitively. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
The "already declared" check only looked at ATIF storage, so a config exporting OpenTelemetry to its own collector had an Intake ATIF destination added beside it -- a second export it never asked for, which is the opposite of letting an explicit declaration win. Check every output instead: atif.storage, atof.sinks, opentelemetry.endpoints. The question the helper answers becomes "did the agent name a destination?" rather than one question per output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
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…name Two changes to the same seam. An ATIF block turned on without storage is a request -- "I want a trajectory, you pick where" -- not a declaration, so it is filled even when another output names a destination. Without this, exporting OpenTelemetry to your own collector silently cost you the platform trajectory, recoverable only by hand-writing the endpoint and header names this wiring exists to spare people. Declared ATIF storage is still left alone, and an explicit atif.enabled=false still opts out. request.telemetry becomes request.auto_telemetry, and stops disabling an export the agent config declares. The name now matches what the flag governs: the server filling blanks, not whether the agent is traced. That is the second resolution offered in review for the flag documenting more than it did -- the first, making it force telemetry off, gave the request layer a veto over the agent config in one direction only. Saying a run should not be traced belongs to the agent config, which an inline agent can carry per request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
An unset atif block is no opinion about ATIF, so the Intake default applies -- the same tri-state reading telemetry.enabled already has. Declaring an OpenTelemetry collector or an ATOF sink is an opinion about that output, and previously it also silently suppressed the trajectory, which is not something the config said. This narrows the "already declared" check back to atif.storage and retires the "asks to be filled" special case: an atif block turned on without a storage is just a block with no storage, and the default applies to it like any other. Declared storage is still kept, and atif.enabled=false still opts out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Mike Knepper <mknepper@nvidia.com>
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- Around line 1980-1982: Extend the test around _fabric_agent_config to invoke
ExecuteAgentJob.run with auto_telemetry=False and the declared telemetry
configuration, then assert the declared telemetry remains unchanged after
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Passing along approval since I'm OOO tomorrow, I trust Manjesh and Max will close out their more thorough reviews with you, I just wanted to pass along the one finding my agent review caught.
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Fresh multi-model agent review at daf95298 (after the round of fixes for the deployment guard, ATIF tri-state, auto_telemetry rename, and token exchange — all verified correct + tested). One finding worth surfacing: the wrapper nemo-platform wheel likely doesn't bundle the Insights Fabric adapter descriptor. The rest were test-coverage completeness (an atif.enabled:false regression test, a deployments-side negative-guard test) and minor notes.
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Auto-configure telemetry to intake for agent execute jobs and deployments
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auto-telemetryoption configures missing Intake destinations, authentication, and agent metadata.Bug Fixes
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