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-name: structured-trace-emission
-description: "Structured trace emission (task 1128 split, ADR-117 / task 0868): the action vocabulary, the per-step emit shape, the close contract and the parse rules the host driver follows. Read it when the first trace event is emitted."
-see_also:
-  - inline-pipeline-driver
----
-
-## Structured trace emission (ADR-117, task 0868)
-
-`.spur/memory/runs/<run-id>.md` is the human half of the two-file run record — evidence, **not the record
-of truth**. A run's
-observability is a property of the run, so the inline driver owes the same structured trace the
-engine subprocess writes — and it owes it through the **same writer**, never a parallel
-implementation. The shared writer is `WorkflowActionTraceWriter`
-(`packages/app/src/workflow/action-trace.ts`): the same decorator the engine composition installs
-around `DbWorkflowPersistenceAdapter`, so the two surfaces call one emission path and one run-row
-closure path and cannot drift.
-
-The driver reaches it through the installed CLI transport `spur workflow inline <op>` (the same
-command that began the run) — no second entry point, no second resolution chain:
-
-- **Every executed action** — after the action settles, whether it ran host-inline or via a native
-  subagent — append its provenance line as before, then record the boundary:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline action --run-id "$RUN_ID" --node <state-id> --kind <action-kind> \
-    --status <done|failed> --ok <true|false> [--duration-ms <measured-ms>] [--estimated] \
-    --project-root "$OWNING_TREE"
-  ```
-
-  `<state-id>` is the current YAML state id (the `node`), `<action-kind>` the YAML action kind
-  (`agent.run`, `shell`, `note`, `doctor.probe`, …). `--status` is `done` when the action settled
-  under its declared error policy and `failed` otherwise. This writes the `action_runs` row (node,
-  kind, status, `ok`, `duration_ms`, `run_id`) the engine would have written, so the run's rows are
-  queryable by run id (`spur workflow progress <run-id>`, `ActionRunDao`) without reading the text
-  log. The writer
-  back-dates the row's `started_at` from its own `completed_at` minus the measured duration
-  (0887 R8), so `completed_at − started_at == duration_ms` exactly; a back-date failure is
-  recorded (`action.backdate`) and never affects the run.
-
-  **`--project-root` names the tree that owns the run row (task 1136 R1/R2).** Per-tree DBs are
-deliberate, so when the driver runs inside a `--worktree` (or any other execution tree) the run row
-lives in the **invoking** tree's `.spur/spur.db` while the action commands run in the execution
-tree. `--project-root` is the invoking tree recorded by the WT-3 marker; without it the row is read
-from the cwd tree. A run-row miss is a **correctness failure**, not a best-effort emission failure:
-`inline action`, `inline actions` and `inline node-enter` exit `1` with
-`{"ok":false,"code":"RUN_NOT_FOUND"}`, exactly like `inline close`. **Never redirect these calls'
-stdout/stderr to `/dev/null`** — the suppressed-RUN_NOT_FOUND run of task 1132 lost 93 action rows
-to exactly that redirect. Capture the output or let it stream; a failure must be visible.
-
-  **Durations: measured beats reported (task 1136 R4).** Stamp the enter time before the action runs:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline node-enter --run-id "$RUN_ID" --node <state-id> --project-root "$OWNING_TREE"
-  ```
-
-  Then call `inline action` **without** `--duration-ms` — the delegate computes
-  `duration = now − enter` and stamps `provenance: measured` into `action_runs.result_json`. A
-  caller-supplied `--duration-ms` stays valid but is recorded `provenance: host-reported` (with
-  `--estimated` marking a value reconstructed after the fact); every other inline row is
-  `host-reported` too, and the projection exposes `provenance` per attempt so the Board can label a
-  reported duration instead of presenting it as measured. A row whose computed start would precede
-  `runs.started_at` is **rejected** (exit `1`) — a timestamp before the run began is a broken clock,
-  not evidence. Calling `inline action` without `--duration-ms` and without a matching `inline node-enter`
-  exits `1` with `code:"ACTION_DURATION_UNAVAILABLE"`; it never silently drops the row.
-
-- **A state with several actions (1007 R5)** — emit the whole state's boundaries in one call
-  instead of one `inline action` invocation per action. Write a JSON array
-  (`[{node,kind,status,ok,durationMs,estimated?}, …]` — the `inline action` fields, `estimated`
-  optional and `false` when absent) to a temp file and pass it with `spur workflow inline actions --file`:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline actions --file <actions.json> --run-id "$RUN_ID" --project-root "$OWNING_TREE"
-  ```
-
-  Every row is recorded through the same writer as `inline action` (one `action_runs` row per entry);
-  the batch is validated in full before the first write, so an invalid row or unreadable file
-  exits `1` with `{"ok":false}` and leaves **no** partial rows — fix the batch and re-emit. On
-  success it prints `{"ok":true,"runId":…,"recorded":<n>}` and exits `0`. Row emission stays
-  best-effort exactly like `inline action`: if a row's write fails mid-batch, the failure is recorded
-  to the run record and the call reports `{"ok":false,…,"error":…}` but still exits `0` — the run
-  continues; never retry the batch or backfill by hand. Each op takes only its own flags: an
-  unknown flag (say `--status` on `inline actions`) is a usage error (exit 2), and such a call
-  must be corrected, not silently split.
-
-- **A `decide` action (0941)** — the driver never executes the DecisionMaker itself; it delegates
-  to the same app runner the engine registers, which writes the resultFile row (schemaVersion 1)
-  and returns the decision, then the delegate records the `action_runs` row (`kind=decide`)
-  through the same writer as every other action:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline decide --run-id "$RUN_ID" --node <state-id> --options-json <options-file>
-  ```
-
-  The options JSON mirrors the YAML `decide` options (`id`, `method: choice|noul`, `question`,
-  `choices`/`default`, optional `evidence`, optional `minConfidence`, `resultFile`); paths resolve
-  against the project workdir. The decision never pauses and never fails the run for model
-  problems: a degraded outcome (feature switch off, no backend, error, timeout, low confidence)
-  prints `ok:true` with `degraded:true`, the declared `reason`, and `value = default`, and exits
-  `0` — route on the resultFile's `.value` with the declared file guards. Every row carries
-  `source: model|default` (0976 R2), and the delegate appends
-  `decide node=<id> value=<v> source=<s> reason=<r>` to the run log, so a declared-default
-  fallback is never read as a model decision. Only an invalid options
-  schema exits `1` (fail closed), and usage errors exit `2`. The `action_runs` trace row is
-  best-effort exactly like `inline action`.
-
-- **An operator pause is its own row (task 1136 R5)** — while the driver waits on a `hitl.confirm`
-  or `hitl.input`, emit the wait as its own boundary instead of charging it to the neighbouring
-  node:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline action --run-id "$RUN_ID" --node <state-id> --kind operator-wait \
-    --status done --ok true --duration-ms <waited-ms> --project-root "$OWNING_TREE"
-  ```
-
-  `operator-wait` is a row kind, not a new state — the decision itself still belongs to the
-  declared node, and the wait's wall clock stays visible instead of inflating the node's duration.
-
-- **At the run's declared terminal state** — before the driver reports the run complete, close the
-  row so a successful inline run is never left non-terminal for `spur workflow clean` to reap as
-  stale:
-
-  ```bash
-  spur workflow inline close --run-id "$RUN_ID" --status <done|failed|paused> --project-root "$OWNING_TREE"
-  ```
-
-  The close also produces the execution summary (1146 R1): its stdout carries
-  **`summaryFile`** (`.spur/run/<runId>-summary.md`) unless `--no-summary` was passed. Print that
-  file's contents verbatim under an `### Execution summary` heading — the driver generates nothing
-  itself, and the window is the run row's `started_at` → close time, so no `SINCE` is recorded. A
-  summary failure never changes the close verdict: the file then holds exactly
-  `Execution summary: n/a (<reason>)`.
-
-  `--status` is the declared terminal state's verdict, not a guess: a run that reached a terminal
-  state is `done`; a run halted by a failing action under its error policy is `failed`. On success
-  the close reports the recorded evidence: `{"ok":true,"runId":…,"actionRows":<n>}` plus
-  **`missingNodes`** — the declared states the driver recorded as entered that never emitted an
-  `action_runs` row (`{"missingNodes":["precheck","verify"]}`, empty array when the trace is
-  whole). `missingNodes` is a **trace defect reported, never a close failure**: the close still
-  exits `0`, and it exists so a gap is visible — the repair is to emit the missing rows in the next
-  run, never to backfill them (ADR-117).
-  After the close, the invoking command prints the measured
-  [execution summary](dev-operations.md#execution-summary) for `$RUN_ID` unless `--no-summary`.
-
-  **Zero-row done closes are a named failure (task 0975 R2).** A run closed `done` with **zero**
-  `action_runs` rows (`actionRows:0`) finalizes the row but exits `1` with
-  `{"ok":false,"code":"NO_ACTION_ROWS","actionRows":0}` — a run that claims success without a
-  single recorded action is exactly the untraced-runs gap ADR-117 closes, so the driver must
-  surface the code in its final report instead of reporting a clean close. The failure must NOT
-  be repaired by backfilling rows: the run row is already terminal, and hand-written rows are
-  forbidden (ADR-117) — record the finding and let the task's evidence show the gap. A `failed`
-  close with zero rows stays a clean `0` (a halt before the first boundary legitimately records
-  nothing), and any `done` close with `actionRows ≥ 1` exits `0`.
-
-**Best-effort at the action boundary only (ADR-117, task 1136 R1/R2).** An `inline action` persistence
-failure is recorded — the delegate appends a `trace-emission-failed` line to
-`.spur/memory/runs/<run-id>.md` and prints `{"ok":false}` on stdout — and the run continues to its
-declared terminal state; the delegate exits `0` for that outcome and the driver must never treat an
-emission failure as a run failure, retry it in a loop, or substitute a hand-written row. The
-exception is the **run row itself**: a missing run row, a duration that cannot be measured, or a
-start time before `runs.started_at` are correctness failures and exit `1`
-(`RUN_NOT_FOUND`, `ACTION_DURATION_UNAVAILABLE`). The run-row closure (`inline close`) is bookkeeping, not
-trace emission, and is **not** best-effort either: a missing run row or a persistence failure exits
-`1` with `{"ok":false}` and a named error (a missing row also carries `code:"RUN_NOT_FOUND"`),
-because a silently `running` row is exactly the stale state `spur workflow clean` reaps as `failed`.
-Exit `2` means the invocation itself was malformed (missing `--node`/`--kind`/`--status`/`--ok`, a
-miscased `--ok`, or a malformed `--duration-ms`) and must be corrected, not ignored.
-
-**Never suppress this output.** The driver reference forbids redirecting `spur workflow inline`,
-`quality-gate` and `persist-out*` stdout/stderr to `/dev/null`; a static pin fails any reference
-snippet that does. Suppressing a `RUN_NOT_FOUND` is how task 1132's 93 action rows disappeared.
-
-Emission is not optional and not deferred: an inline run that skips it reintroduces the
-1,011-untraced-runs gap ADR-117 exists to close.
-
-Transition guards are not advisory. Execute the declared guard exactly, in order, with the same
-resolved variables and artifacts. `--no-lifecycle` remains bookkeeping only; the YAML's task checks,
-verdict gate, record step, and done guard all remain authoritative.

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