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package/dist/templates/workspace-core/.agents/skills/observability/SKILL.md

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----
-name: observability
-description: >-
-  Agent observability, evals, feedback, and experiments. Use when adding
-  observability dashboards, configuring trace capture, setting up evals,
-  creating A/B experiments, or collecting user feedback on agent responses.
-scope: dev
-metadata:
-  internal: true
----
-
-# Agent Observability
-
-## Rule
-
-The observability system auto-instruments every agent run with zero configuration. Traces, automated evals, and feedback collection work out of the box. All data lives in the app's own SQL database — no external services required. Templates can optionally export to Langfuse, Datadog, or any OTel-compatible platform.
-
-## Five Pillars
-
-### 1. Traces
-
-Every `runAgentLoop()` call is automatically instrumented via `instrumentAgentLoop()` in `packages/core/src/observability/traces.ts`. It captures:
-
-- **agent_run** span — top-level parent with total duration and cost
-- **llm_call** span — model name, token counts (input, output, cache read/write), cost
-- **tool_call** spans — one per action invocation, with duration and success/error
-
-Content (prompts, tool args, tool results) is **redacted by default**. Opt in via the `observability-config` settings key:
-
-```ts
-await putSetting("observability-config", {
-  enabled: true,
-  capturePrompts: false,
-  captureToolArgs: true,    // capture action input args
-  captureToolResults: false, // include failed tool error text on tracked $ai_generation tool call entries
-  evalSampleRate: 0.05,     // 5% of runs get LLM-as-judge eval
-  inferredSentimentEnabled: false,
-  inferredSentimentSampleRate: 0,
-  inferredSentimentModel: "gpt-5-6-luna",
-});
-```
-
-#### Optional inferred sentiment
-
-Self-hosted apps default to no inferred sentiment. First-party apps hosted on
-`agent-native.com` automatically classify 100% of eligible user replies with
-`gpt-5-6-luna`; an explicit stored `inferredSentimentEnabled: false` remains an
-opt-out. Deployment overrides are `AGENT_NATIVE_INFERRED_SENTIMENT=on|off`,
-`AGENT_NATIVE_INFERRED_SENTIMENT_SAMPLE_RATE=0..1`, and
-`AGENT_NATIVE_INFERRED_SENTIMENT_MODEL=<model>`; `off` is always the emergency
-kill switch.
-
-Classification uses only the original visible user text, capped at 2,000
-characters, with no tools, temperature 0, an eight-token output, and a five
-second timeout. It skips attachment-only turns, internal continuations, chained
-background chunks, and first turns that have no preceding response to
-attribute. The managed Builder engine runs the classifier after the main
-response has streamed, so it does not contend with the user's response.
-
-Successful classifications emit a content-free `$ai_sentiment` tracking event:
-
-- `sentiment`: `positive`, `negative`, or `neutral`
-- `method`: `llm`
-- `model` / `$ai_model`: model that generated the preceding assistant response
-- `run_id` / `$ai_trace_id`: preceding response run
-- `thread_id` / `$ai_session_id`: conversation
-- `classification_trigger_run_id`: run started by the classified user reply
-- `classifier_model` and `classifier_engine`: classifier attribution
-
-No raw message, prompt, or response text is persisted or tracked.
-
-### 2. Feedback
-
-**Explicit** — `ThumbsFeedback` component renders inline thumbs up/down on every agent message in the chat UI. Thumbs down opens a category popover (Inaccurate, Not helpful, Wrong tool, Too slow). Already wired into `AssistantChat.tsx` via `React.lazy`.
-
-**Implicit** — `computeSatisfactionScore(threadId)` computes a Frustration Index (0-100) from conversation signals:
-- Rephrasing detection (weight 30): consecutive similar user messages
-- Abandonment (weight 20): session ends shortly after agent response
-- Sentiment (weight 15): negative language patterns
-- Length trend (weight 15): declining message lengths
-- Retry patterns (weight 20): "try again", "no that's wrong"
-
-Score interpretation: 0-20 healthy, 20-40 friction, 40-60 dissatisfied, 60+ broken.
-
-Satisfaction scoring fires automatically after each feedback POST with a threadId.
-
-### 3. Evals
-
-Three layers, configured via `evalSampleRate` in the observability config:
-
-**Automated (every run):** Deterministic scorers that run after every traced run:
-- `tool_success_rate` — % of tool calls without errors
-- `step_efficiency` — 1.0 for no-tool runs; penalizes excessive LLM iterations for tool-using runs
-- `latency_score` — normalized against 10s/tool baseline
-- `cost_efficiency` — normalized against 50 centicents/tool baseline
-- `error_recovery` — 1.0 if the run recovered from tool errors or had none
-
-**LLM-as-judge (sampled):** Runs on `evalSampleRate` fraction of runs. Calls the configured engine with a judge prompt that scores against custom criteria.
-
-**Dataset evaluation:** `runDatasetEval(datasetId)` runs a golden dataset through the agent and scores each case.
-
-Custom criteria use natural language rubrics:
-```ts
-const criteria: EvalCriteria = {
-  name: "helpfulness",
-  description: "Was the response helpful and complete?",
-  rubric: "0.0 = completely unhelpful, 0.5 = partially helpful, 1.0 = fully resolved the user's need",
-};
-```
-
-#### Evals (CI gate)
-
-The three layers above score *real production runs* after the fact. For an active, deterministic gate, use the first-class `*.eval.ts` primitive from `@agent-native/core/eval` (source: `packages/core/src/eval/*`). It runs the actual agent loop against fixed inputs and exits non-zero below threshold, so it gates CI/deploys.
-
-```ts
-// evals/faq.eval.ts
-import { defineEval, contains, llmJudge } from "@agent-native/core/eval";
-
-export default defineEval({
-  name: "answers the FAQ",
-  input: { prompt: "What is your return policy?" },
-  threshold: 0.7,
-  scorers: [contains("30 days"), llmJudge({ criteria: "accuracy" })],
-});
-```
-
-- Built-in scorers: `exactMatch` / `contains` / `usesTool` (pure JS) and `llmJudge` (provider-agnostic judge).
-- Custom scorers: `createScorer` with the 4-step `preprocess → analyze → generateScore → generateReason` pipeline (only `generateScore` is required).
-- Run as a gate: `agent-native eval [pattern] [--json] [--threshold N]` — discovers `**/*.eval.ts` and `evals/*.ts`, runs the agent, and exits non-zero if any eval is below its threshold. An app with no eval files exits `0`. Complements (does not replace) the post-hoc scoring in `evals.ts`. See the Evals doc.
-
-### 4. Experiments
-
-A/B testing with sticky user-level assignment:
-
-```ts
-import { insertExperiment, updateExperiment } from "@agent-native/core/observability";
-
-const exp = {
-  id: crypto.randomUUID(),
-  name: "sonnet-vs-haiku",
-  status: "draft" as const,
-  variants: [
-    { id: "control", weight: 50, config: { model: "claude-sonnet-4-6" } },
-    { id: "treatment", weight: 50, config: { model: "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001" } },
-  ],
-  metrics: ["cost", "latency", "satisfaction"],
-  assignmentLevel: "user" as const,
-  startedAt: null,
-  endedAt: null,
-  createdAt: Date.now(),
-};
-await insertExperiment(exp);
-// Move it to "running" when ready to start collecting assignments.
-await updateExperiment(exp.id, { status: "running" });
-```
-
-The agent loop reads active experiments via `resolveActiveExperimentConfig()` and applies the variant's `model` override automatically. Assignment uses consistent hashing — same user always gets the same variant.
-
-Compute results with `POST /_agent-native/observability/experiments/:id/results`.
-
-In production, experiment management routes require the caller's email in the
-comma-separated `AGENT_NATIVE_EXPERIMENT_ADMIN_EMAILS` allowlist. This gate is
-separate from normal app/org admin roles because an experiment affects every
-user in that deployment.
-
-### 5. Dashboard
-
-`ObservabilityDashboard` is a React component with 5 tabs:
-- **Overview** — metric cards (runs, cost, latency, tool success, thumbs up rate, eval score)
-- **Conversations** — trace list with drill-down to span detail
-- **Evals** — eval stats and criteria breakdown bars
-- **Experiments** — experiment list with status badges, drill-down to results
-- **Feedback** — feedback stream, thumbs ratio, category badges
-
-Add a dashboard route to any template:
-```tsx
-// app/routes/observability.tsx
-import { ObservabilityDashboard } from "@agent-native/core/client/observability";
-
-export default function ObservabilityPage() {
-  return (
-    <div className="min-h-screen bg-background p-6">
-      <ObservabilityDashboard />
-    </div>
-  );
-}
-```
-
-## API Endpoints
-
-All auto-mounted at `/_agent-native/observability/*`:
-
-| Method | Path | Purpose |
-|--------|------|---------|
-| GET | `/` | Overview stats |
-| GET | `/traces` | List trace summaries |
-| GET | `/traces/:runId` | Trace detail (summary + spans) |
-| GET | `/traces/:runId/evals` | Evals for a run |
-| POST | `/feedback` | Submit feedback |
-| GET | `/feedback` | List feedback entries |
-| GET | `/feedback/stats` | Feedback aggregation |
-| GET | `/satisfaction` | Satisfaction scores |
-| GET | `/evals/stats` | Eval statistics |
-| POST | `/experiments` | Create experiment |
-| GET | `/experiments` | List experiments |
-| GET | `/experiments/:id` | Experiment detail |
-| PUT | `/experiments/:id` | Update experiment status |
-| POST | `/experiments/:id/results` | Compute experiment results |
-| GET | `/experiments/:id/results` | Get experiment results |
-
-All endpoints support `?since=N` (ms timestamp) and `?limit=N` query params.
-
-## SQL Tables
-
-9 tables created automatically via `ensureObservabilityTables()`:
-- `agent_trace_spans` — individual trace spans
-- `agent_trace_summaries` — aggregated run summaries
-- `agent_feedback` — explicit user feedback
-- `agent_satisfaction_scores` — computed frustration index
-- `agent_evals` — evaluation results
-- `agent_eval_datasets` — golden test datasets
-- `agent_experiments` — experiment definitions
-- `agent_experiment_assignments` — user → variant assignments
-- `agent_experiment_results` — computed metric results
-
-All tables are dialect-agnostic (SQLite + Postgres) and strictly additive.
-
-## Key Files
-
-| File | Purpose |
-|------|---------|
-| `packages/core/src/observability/types.ts` | Shared type definitions |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/store.ts` | SQL tables + CRUD |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/traces.ts` | Auto-instrumentation |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/posthog-ai.ts` | `$ai_trace` / `$ai_span` / `survey sent` emission, content bounding, `$ai_error` |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/feedback.ts` | Feedback + Frustration Index |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/evals.ts` | Eval engine (3 layers) |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/experiments.ts` | A/B testing system |
-| `packages/core/src/observability/routes.ts` | HTTP API handlers |
-| `packages/core/src/client/observability/ObservabilityDashboard.tsx` | Admin dashboard |
-| `packages/core/src/client/observability/ThumbsFeedback.tsx` | Inline feedback buttons |
-| `packages/core/src/client/observability/useObservability.ts` | React Query hooks |
-
-## Export to External Platforms
-
-Configure OTLP export in the observability settings:
-
-```ts
-await putSetting("observability-config", {
-  enabled: true,
-  exporters: [
-    {
-      type: "otlp",
-      endpoint: "https://cloud.langfuse.com/api/public/otel",
-      headers: { Authorization: "Bearer ..." },
-    },
-  ],
-});
-```
-
-The framework emits `gen_ai.*` semantic convention spans compatible with Langfuse, Datadog, Grafana, New Relic, and any OTel-compatible backend.
-
-## Live OpenTelemetry Spans (Optional)
-
-Separate from the `exporters` config above (which ships the in-house traces to an OTLP endpoint), the agent loop can also emit **live OpenTelemetry spans** for every run, model call, and tool call, so a host that already runs an OTel collector sees agent activity alongside its other distributed traces.
-
-This layer is optional and **no-op by default**:
-
-- `@opentelemetry/api` is an **optional dependency**. If it isn't installed, the span helpers degrade to silent no-ops — they never throw into the agent loop.
-- Even with the api package installed, it ships a default no-op tracer. Spans become real only once the **host registers a `TracerProvider`** (via `@opentelemetry/sdk-node` or similar). The framework deliberately does not depend on the heavy SDK/exporter packages and never registers a provider itself — instrumentation is opt-in by the embedding app.
-
-The loop emits `agent.run` (with `agent.run_id`, `agent.thread_id`, `agent.user_id`, `agent.model`), `tool.call` (`tool.name` + status), and `llm.call` spans, each finished with OK/ERROR status. This is purely additive to the in-house `agent_trace_spans` / `agent_trace_summaries` tables. Source: `packages/core/src/observability/tracing.ts` + `traces.ts`. See the Observability doc for the full table.
-
-## Tracking Bridge
-
-Instrumented agent loops emit server-side tracking events for every run through
-`track()` from `@agent-native/core/tracking`, so configured PostHog, Agent Native
-Analytics, Mixpanel, Amplitude, and webhook providers receive them through the
-same best-effort fan-out as other tracking events.
-
-- Events: `$ai_trace` per run, `$ai_span` per tool call, and `$ai_generation`
-  per model call. Every node carries the run id as `$ai_trace_id` and links
-  upward through `$ai_parent_id` so a backend can rebuild the tree.
-  `$ai_session_id` is the thread; the browser session is separate and ships as
-  `$session_id`, read from `X-Agent-Native-Session-Id` via
-  `RequestContext.browserSessionId`. The agent chat and the action client both
-  send that header, so a UI action call and the agent's own call during one
-  visit share a session. `setAnalyticsSessionId()` from
-  `@agent-native/core/client/analytics` pins a custom id and opts it out of the
-  30-minute idle rotation. Emission lives in `posthog-ai.ts`.
-- Agent Native Analytics shape: the same event lands in `analytics_events` with
-  mirrored query-friendly properties such as `run_id`, `thread_id`,
-  `cost_cents_x100`, `duration_ms`, `tool_calls`, `successful_tools`,
-  `failed_tools`, and `status`. A content-free `tools` array includes at most
-  50 tool names, start offsets, durations, statuses, and coarse error classes;
-  interrupted calls are finalized as errors, and failed runs still emit with
-  zero or known usage. `tools_truncated` marks longer runs while the rollup counts remain complete.
-  Delegated runs add `delegation_protocol`, `caller_app`, `a2a_task_id`, and
-  `parent_run_id` when available. `parent_turn_id` is separate because one
-  logical turn may span multiple concrete runs.
-
-Constraints that are not visible from the emit site:
-
-- **One generation per run, not per model round-trip.** The engine layer reports
-  aggregate usage through `onUsage` and exposes no per-step hook, so a multi-step
-  run collapses into a single generation carrying the whole message list.
-  Per-round-trip latency and intermediate turns are unavailable without a new
-  seam in `ai-sdk-engine.ts` / `builder-engine.ts`. Do not describe the current
-  output as per-step.
-- **Disabled capture omits the field rather than sending an empty one.** An
-  empty array is indistinguishable from a run that genuinely had no messages.
-  Truncated content is marked, and a run over the span cap stamps
-  `$ai_spans_dropped` — a truncated run must not read as a complete one.
-- **The structural tool-call list ships even when content capture is off.**
-  Backends derive their tool tags from tool-call blocks inside the output
-  choices and from nothing else, so tool names (without arguments) are always
-  emitted. The parallel first-party `tools` array stays because the dashboards
-  read it; that duplication is deliberate, not cleanup.
-- **Only thumbs carry `sentiment`.** All four feedback types are reported, but a
-  category follow-up to a thumbs-down is detail about the same vote — counting
-  it again inflates the metric.
-- **Never invent an external id to make an integration light up.** Survey-based
-  feedback is emitted only when a real survey id is configured, and nothing is
-  sent otherwise.
-
-Do not build a separate LLM-observability ingestion API unless there is a clear
-reason the tracking provider registry cannot express the use case. Keep prompt,
-tool input, and model output content out of tracking by default; use the existing
-observability config flags for local trace content capture.

package/dist/templates/workspace-core/.agents/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md

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----
-name: onboarding
-description: >-
-  How to register user-facing setup steps (API keys, OAuth, connecting
-  third-party services) for the sidebar setup checklist. Use when adding a
-  feature that needs initial user configuration.
-scope: dev
-metadata:
-  internal: true
----
-
-# Onboarding Steps
-
-## Rule
-
-If a feature requires user-facing setup (API keys, OAuth, connecting a third-party service), register an onboarding step so it appears in the agent sidebar's setup checklist.
-
-Onboarding must point users to a secure credential path; it must never encode
-the credential value in source, docs, fixtures, prompts, or generated content.
-For API keys and service tokens, prefer `registerRequiredSecret()` from the
-`secrets` skill so the settings UI, encrypted storage, validation, and
-onboarding checklist stay in one place. For OAuth, check the scoped OAuth token
-store. Use deployment env vars only for deploy-level configuration, not
-per-user credentials.
-
-## Registering a Step
-
-```ts
-import { registerOnboardingStep } from "@agent-native/core/onboarding";
-import { hasOAuthTokens } from "@agent-native/core/oauth-tokens";
-
-registerOnboardingStep({
-  id: "gmail",
-  order: 100,
-  title: "Connect Gmail",
-  description: "Grant read/send access.",
-  methods: [
-    {
-      id: "oauth",
-      kind: "link",
-      primary: true,
-      label: "Sign in with Google",
-      payload: { url: "/_agent-native/google/auth-url" },
-    },
-  ],
-  isComplete: async (ctx) =>
-    ctx?.userEmail ? hasOAuthTokens("google", ctx.userEmail) : false,
-});
-```
-
-See `packages/core/docs/content/onboarding.md` for method kinds and built-in steps.
-
-## Related Skills
-
-- `adding-a-feature` — The four-area checklist; onboarding is often part of a new integration
-- `authentication` — Most onboarding steps involve OAuth or credentials