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package/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to `@schedulespark/observability` are documented here.
+
+This project follows a pre-1.0 beta release model. Until `1.0.0`, minor and patch beta releases may include API adjustments. Version changes must be approved as explicit release decisions before publishing.
+
+## 0.0.2-beta-1-0-0
+
+- Changed `publishConfig.tag` from `beta` to `latest` so `npm publish` updates the `latest` dist-tag, fixing stale README/screenshots on the npmjs.com package page.
+
+## 0.0.1-beta-3-0-0
+
+- Prepared package for npm publish: removed `private`, added `files`, repository metadata, keywords, and `publishConfig.tag: beta`.
+- Added README screenshot (observability dashboard) served via jsDelivr.
+
+## Release Notes Process
+
+For each future release:
+
+1. Add an entry above the previous release.
+2. Summarize user-facing changes, API changes, fixes, and migration notes.
+3. Link relevant Linear issues or pull requests when available.
+4. Confirm the package version separately before publishing.

package/LICENSE

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+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 Stephen M
+
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+
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+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

package/README.md

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+# @schedulespark/observability
+
+A self-hosted, Sentry-style error tracking and dashboard package. You bring your own
+Postgres connection string; it owns a dedicated schema inside that database and never
+phones home.
+
+## Screenshot
+
+![Observability dashboard showing issues, status, assignee, event counts, logs, metrics, and traces navigation](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@schedulespark/observability/docs/screenshots/dashboard.jpg)
+
+## Quickstart
+
+The smallest possible setup — capture errors in a Node/Fastify app and view them at
+`/observability` inside that same app:
+
+```ts
+import { init, captureFastifyErrors } from "@schedulespark/observability/node";
+import { createDashboard, registerDashboard } from "@schedulespark/observability/dashboard";
+import { initStorage } from "@schedulespark/observability/storage";
+
+const client = init({ connectionString: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL! });
+captureFastifyErrors(app, client);
+
+const storage = await initStorage({ connectionString: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL! });
+registerDashboard(app, createDashboard(storage), { prefix: "/observability" });
+```
+
+That's it — no separate service to deploy, no external database to provision beyond
+the one you already have. Everything below (tRPC, alerts, retention, standalone mode,
+access control) is opt-in on top of this. See
+[docs/standalone-example.md](./docs/standalone-example.md) for the same walkthrough
+framed as a service outside this monorepo.
+
+## Node SDK
+
+```ts
+import { init, captureFastifyErrors } from "@schedulespark/observability/node";
+
+const client = init({
+  connectionString: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL!,
+  environment: process.env.NODE_ENV,
+  // Optional: also reports crashes outside request handling (startup, a cron job, a
+  // background task). Node stops auto-exiting on uncaught exceptions once a listener
+  // is attached, so this captures, flushes, then exits — preserving the normal
+  // crash-on-uncaught-exception behavior instead of leaving the process running.
+  captureUncaughtExceptions: true
+});
+
+captureFastifyErrors(app, client); // auto-captures request-lifecycle errors
+client.captureException(new Error("manual capture"));
+```
+
+If you're using tRPC, `captureFastifyErrors` alone won't see procedure errors — tRPC's
+Fastify adapter formats them itself before they'd reach Fastify's `onError` hook. Wire
+`trpcOptions.onError` too, filtering to unexpected failures so expected business-logic
+errors (`NOT_FOUND`, `UNAUTHORIZED`, etc.) don't flood the dashboard:
+
+```ts
+app.register(fastifyTRPCPlugin, {
+  trpcOptions: {
+    router: appRouter,
+    createContext,
+    onError({ error, path }) {
+      if (error.code === "INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR") {
+        client.captureException(error.cause ?? error, { route: path });
+      }
+    }
+  }
+});
+```
+
+## Dashboard
+
+Mount it inside your own server ("same portal"):
+
+```ts
+import { createDashboard, registerDashboard } from "@schedulespark/observability/dashboard";
+import { initStorage } from "@schedulespark/observability/storage";
+
+const storage = await initStorage({ connectionString: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL! });
+registerDashboard(app, createDashboard(storage), {
+  prefix: "/observability",
+  authorize: (request) => isMyExistingAdminSession(request),
+  // Optional: requires "Authorization: Bearer <key>" on POST /ingest. Without it, the
+  // endpoint accepts unauthenticated writes — fine for a same-origin dogfood setup,
+  // worth setting once other services or public clients can reach it.
+  ingestKey: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_INGEST_KEY
+});
+```
+
+...or run it as a standalone server ("separate page"):
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability serve --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" --port 4318 \
+  --token "$OBSERVABILITY_TOKEN" --ingest-key "$OBSERVABILITY_INGEST_KEY"
+```
+
+Each issue's detail page supports assigning it to someone (free-text, no user
+directory built in) and a comment thread, and the issues list has a search box
+(`?q=` — case-insensitive substring match on the title), a `?status=` filter, and,
+once more than one project exists, a `?project=` filter. All available
+programmatically too: `assignIssue`, `addComment`, `listComments` from
+`@schedulespark/observability/storage`, and `listIssues(storage, { q, status, projectId })`.
+
+Any combination of those filters can be saved under a name ("Save this search…" on
+the issues list) and reapplied later — a saved view is just a link to
+`{prefix}?q=&status=&project=` built from the stored filters, shared across everyone
+with dashboard access (no per-user scoping, matching the rest of the dashboard).
+Programmatically: `createSavedView`, `listSavedViews`, `deleteSavedView` from
+`@schedulespark/observability/storage`.
+
+## Browser SDK
+
+```ts
+import { init } from "@schedulespark/observability/browser";
+
+init({
+  ingestUrl: "https://your-app.example.com/observability/ingest",
+  apiKey: "..." // matches the dashboard's ingestKey, sent as "Authorization: Bearer <apiKey>"
+});
+// window.onerror / unhandledrejection are captured automatically
+```
+
+Like a Sentry DSN, an ingest key shipped in browser JS is inherently public — it deters
+casual spam/abuse, not a determined attacker. Rate limiting is tracked for a later phase.
+
+## Breadcrumbs
+
+A rolling buffer (last 25, oldest dropped) of recent actions attached to the next
+captured error or message — snapshotted, not cleared, so a burst of related errors
+keeps overlapping context:
+
+```ts
+client.addBreadcrumb({ category: "nav", message: "loaded /dashboard" });
+client.addBreadcrumb({ category: "db", message: "SELECT shifts", data: { rows: 12 } });
+client.captureException(new Error("boom")); // both breadcrumbs are attached
+```
+
+The browser SDK auto-records a `"fetch"` breadcrumb for every request (its own
+ingestion POSTs excluded) unless you pass `autoBreadcrumbs: false` to `init()`.
+Breadcrumb `data` is redacted the same way `context` is — secret-looking keys
+(`password`, `token`, `authorization`, ...) never reach storage.
+
+### Source maps
+
+Minified browser stack traces are hard to read. Build with `sourcemap: true` (Vite:
+`build.sourcemap`), then resolve a stack trace's frames back to original source:
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability sourcemap --maps ./dist/assets --stack-file trace.txt
+# or fetch the latest event straight from an issue:
+npx @schedulespark/observability sourcemap --maps ./dist/assets --issue <id> --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL"
+```
+
+CLI-only for now — there's no dashboard-side automatic resolution (that needs a
+release-to-map mapping this package doesn't have yet), and no source-map upload
+endpoint; run it locally or as a CI step, keeping `.map` files wherever your build
+already produces them.
+
+## Tracing
+
+One level of nesting — a transaction and its direct spans, no grandchildren:
+
+```ts
+const tx = client.startTransaction("shift.create", { route: "shift.create" });
+const span = tx.startSpan("db.query");
+// ... do the work ...
+span.finish("ok");
+tx.finish("ok");
+```
+
+Finished transactions are queued and flushed the same fire-and-forget way events are.
+View them at `{prefix}/transactions` in the dashboard (name/status/duration/timestamp;
+no drill-down page yet).
+
+### Prisma query instrumentation
+
+Optional — wraps a Prisma client with a `$extends` query extension that records a
+`"db"` breadcrumb for every query, plus a child span for slow (≥100ms by default) or
+failed queries when a transaction is supplied:
+
+```ts
+import { instrumentPrismaClient } from "@schedulespark/observability/node";
+
+const instrumentedPrisma = instrumentPrismaClient(prisma, {
+  getActiveTransaction: () => currentTransaction, // however your app tracks it
+  addBreadcrumb: client.addBreadcrumb
+});
+```
+
+`@prisma/client` is an optional peer dependency — this package never imports it
+directly, so it isn't required unless you use this function. `instrumentPrismaClient`
+returns a **new** client (Prisma extensions can't mutate one in place); use the
+returned value, not the original. There's no automatic request-scoped context
+propagation here (no `AsyncLocalStorage`) — you're responsible for tracking "the
+active transaction" yourself via `getActiveTransaction`; breadcrumbs are recorded for
+every query regardless.
+
+## Multi-project support
+
+A single self-hosted instance can serve more than one app/service, each with its own
+API key. A fresh install needs none of this — every schema already has an
+auto-created `"default"` project, and everything above behaves identically with zero
+configuration.
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability projects create --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" --name "Mobile app"
+npx @schedulespark/observability projects list --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL"
+```
+
+Give a Node SDK client its own project so its captures are tagged accordingly:
+
+```ts
+const client = init({ connectionString: process.env.OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL!, project: "mobile-app" });
+```
+
+For HTTP ingestion (the browser SDK, or any other client), send the project's own API
+key as the ingest request's bearer token — the same `Authorization: Bearer <key>`
+header the browser SDK's `apiKey` option already sends. It's resolved independently of
+the dashboard's optional `ingestKey` gate: `ingestKey`, when set, still authenticates
+every request the same way it always has; the bearer token is *separately* looked up
+against each project's API key to decide which project the event belongs to, falling
+back to `"default"` when it doesn't match one. The issues list also gains a `?project=`
+filter (a dropdown once more than one project exists).
+
+## Structured logs
+
+A dedicated `logs` table, separate from `events`/`issues` — log lines don't share the
+"same bug, many occurrences" fingerprint-grouping semantics errors do. Forward pino
+logs into it with `createPinoLogStream`, a plain `Writable` usable as pino's
+destination:
+
+```ts
+import pino from "pino";
+import { createPinoLogStream } from "@schedulespark/observability/node";
+
+const stream = createPinoLogStream(storage, { minLevel: "warn" }); // default "warn"
+const logger = pino(stream);
+```
+
+Only lines at/above `minLevel` are forwarded (`"trace" | "debug" | "info" | "warn" |
+"error" | "fatal"`, pino's own level names) — call `stream.end()` to flush any
+buffered lines before shutdown, the same way `ObservabilityClient.close()` does for
+other captures. View them at `{prefix}/logs`, filterable by `?level=`.
+
+Logs are typically much higher-volume than errors, so they get their own retention
+window (default 14 days vs. `pruneEvents`'s 90):
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability prune --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" --logs-older-than-days 14
+```
+
+## Metrics
+
+StatsD-shaped counters/gauges/histograms, via `client.metrics`:
+
+```ts
+client.metrics.increment("shift.create.count", 1, { route: "shift.create" }); // value defaults to 1
+client.metrics.gauge("queue.depth", 42);
+client.metrics.histogram("request.duration_ms", 120, { route: "shift.create" });
+```
+
+Raw points land in a `metric_points_raw` table. Since nothing prunes it automatically,
+schedule a rollup job (a daily/hourly cron job, Render cron service, etc.) to aggregate
+raw points into hourly/daily buckets and prune old raw points in one step:
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability rollup --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" --raw-older-than-days 3
+```
+
+Or programmatically: `rollupMetrics(storage, { rawRetentionDays: 3 })` from
+`@schedulespark/observability/storage`. Rollups are a full replace (not additive) of
+each bucket's `sum`/`count`/`min`/`max` from the current raw data, so rerunning the job
+is always safe — it never double-counts a point already rolled up in a previous run.
+Histogram buckets store `sum`/`count`/`min`/`max`/`avg` only, not true percentiles — a
+sketch algorithm (t-digest, etc.) is real complexity not justified for the current
+table-view-only dashboard.
+
+View the latest bucket per metric at `{basePath}/metrics`, filterable by `?bucket=hour`
+or `?bucket=day`. Keep tags to bounded-cardinality dimensions (e.g. `route`,
+`statusCode`); a free-form value like a user ID or request ID directly multiplies row
+count in both the raw and rollup tables.
+
+## Alerts
+
+Three kinds of alerts, each delivered to the same channels:
+
+- **`new_issue`** — the first time a fingerprint is ever seen.
+- **`regression`** — a `resolved` issue gets a new event; it's automatically reopened
+  (`status` flips back to `unresolved`) and flagged distinctly from a brand-new issue.
+  `ignored` issues are left alone — that status means "don't tell me about this,"
+  not "this is fixed."
+- **`spike`** — the error rate over a rolling window crosses a threshold. Checked
+  in-memory on an interval per process/instance (no shared state across instances),
+  with a cooldown of one window's length between repeat notifications.
+
+Repeat occurrences of an already-unresolved issue notify nothing. Works the same
+whether the event arrived via the Node SDK or the HTTP ingestion endpoint:
+
+```ts
+import { emailChannel, slackWebhookChannel, webhookChannel } from "@schedulespark/observability/alerts";
+
+const channels = [
+  slackWebhookChannel(process.env.SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL!, { dashboardUrl: "https://your-app.example.com/observability" }),
+  webhookChannel("https://your-app.example.com/internal/observability-hook"),
+  emailChannel({
+    to: ["oncall@your-app.example.com"],
+    from: "observability@your-app.example.com",
+    transport: { host: "smtp.example.com", port: 587, auth: { user: "...", pass: "..." } },
+    dashboardUrl: "https://your-app.example.com/observability"
+  })
+];
+
+init({ connectionString, channels }); // Node SDK
+createDashboard(storage, { channels }); // HTTP ingestion path
+```
+
+`emailChannel` sends over plain SMTP via `nodemailer` — not tied to any mail vendor —
+so `transport` accepts either connection options or a custom `nodemailer` `Transport`.
+
+The CLI's `serve` command supports the same via flags or environment variables:
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability serve --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" \
+  --slack-webhook "$OBSERVABILITY_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL" --webhook "$OBSERVABILITY_WEBHOOK_URL"
+```
+
+A failing channel is logged and skipped — it never blocks event capture or other
+channels.
+
+Enable spike detection via the Node SDK (defaults: 20 errors in 5 minutes, checked
+every 60 seconds):
+
+```ts
+init({ connectionString, channels, spikeMonitor: {} });
+// or tune it: spikeMonitor: { thresholdCount: 50, windowMinutes: 10 }
+```
+
+## Production migrations
+
+Run migrations explicitly during deploy instead of relying on the SDK's implicit
+on-`init()` migration:
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability migrate --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL"
+```
+
+## Retention
+
+The `events` table grows without bound otherwise — nothing prunes it automatically,
+since this writes into your own database. Schedule this (a daily cron job, Render cron
+service, etc.) to delete event detail older than a retention window; issues and their
+aggregate counts are kept, only the individual event rows are dropped:
+
+```sh
+npx @schedulespark/observability prune --db "$OBSERVABILITY_DATABASE_URL" --older-than-days 90
+```
+
+Or programmatically: `pruneEvents(storage, 90)` from `@schedulespark/observability/storage`
+(and `pruneLogs(storage, 14)` for the separate, shorter-retention `logs` table — the
+same CLI `prune` command handles both, see [Structured logs](#structured-logs)).
+
+If you'd rather not run a separate CLI process, expose an internal HTTP endpoint on
+your existing server and point a cron job at it instead — that's how `apps/api` in
+this repo does it (`POST /internal/prune-observability`, guarded by a shared secret
+header, called daily by a Render cron job).
+
+## Status
+
+Phase 1 (MVP) plus alerting, retention, the browser SDK, basic tracing,
+multi-project support, breadcrumbs, an SMTP alert channel, optional Prisma query
+instrumentation, source-map resolution, saved views, structured log ingestion, and a
+metrics API (ingestion, rollups, and a dashboard view) are built and dogfooded on this
+repo's own `apps/api`/`apps/web`. See [SECURITY_REVIEW.md](./SECURITY_REVIEW.md) for a
+point-in-time audit of the ingestion/storage attack surface. See the repo's
+observability platform plan for the remaining roadmap (public OSS release).
+
+This package is part of the public ScheduleSpark npm package set. It is designed to be
+installed as a self-hosted observability layer inside an existing Node/Fastify service
+or run as a standalone dashboard process.
+
+## License
+
+MIT — see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).

package/SECURITY_REVIEW.md

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+# Security review
+
+Dated 2026-07-05. A point-in-time review of `@schedulespark/observability`'s
+attack surface, verified against the code in this repo rather than assumed. Anyone
+adding a new table, ingestion surface, or auth-adjacent code path should re-check it
+against the applicable finding below before merging.
+
+## 1. SQL injection surface
+
+Every `${...}`-interpolated *identifier* in `src/storage/*.ts` traces back to
+`handle.quotedSchema`, produced only by `schema-ident.ts`'s `quoteSchemaIdentifier()`,
+which validates the schema name against `^[a-z_][a-z0-9_]*$` and throws otherwise.
+Table/column/index names elsewhere are hardcoded string literals, never derived from
+request input.
+
+Every *value* — including `WHERE`/`ORDER BY` filter values built dynamically (e.g.
+`queries.ts`'s `listIssues`, `logs.ts`'s `listLogs`, `metrics-rollup.ts`'s
+`listMetricRollups`) — goes through parameterized `$1`/`$2`/... placeholders. The
+dynamically-built pieces of SQL in those functions are only ever `column = $N` clauses
+and `$N` positions themselves (both derived from `params.length`, an integer, not
+request data), never a value.
+
+**Review gate**: any new table/query added in a future pass must keep this shape —
+only `handle.quotedSchema` (or a hardcoded literal) may be interpolated into a query
+string; every value-shaped piece of data goes through a parameter placeholder.
+
+## 2. Ingestion validation
+
+`captureInputSchema` (zod) gates the event ingestion path in
+`dashboard/core.ts`'s `ingest()` via `safeParse` before anything touches storage;
+malformed payloads are rejected with a 400, never written to the database.
+
+**Review gate**: the structured-log and metrics ingestion paths added in this slice
+write directly from the Node SDK's typed API (`client.log`, `client.metrics.*`) rather
+than through a public HTTP endpoint, so there's currently no unvalidated external input
+to those tables. If a public HTTP ingestion route for logs/metrics is added later, it
+needs an equivalent zod `safeParse` gate before touching storage, matching the pattern
+`captureInputSchema` already establishes.
+
+## 3. Secret redaction gap (top finding)
+
+`node/redact.ts`'s `SECRET_KEY_PATTERN`
+(`authorization|cookie|password|secret|token|api[-_]?key`) is applied only to
+`context`, via `exception.ts`'s `exceptionToInput`/`messageToInput`. It is **not**
+applied to `message` or `stackTrace`.
+
+**Concrete failure scenario**: `throw new Error(\`Stripe request failed:
+sk_live_${apiKey}\`)` — or any thrown error whose message or stack frame embeds a
+token, or a URL with an API key in its query string — persists that secret verbatim
+into the `events` table and renders it unescaped-but-unredacted on the issue detail
+page (`dashboard/html.ts`'s `renderEvent`, inside a `<pre>` block).
+
+**Recommendation**: add a configurable regex list (defaulting to a pattern like
+`sk_live_[\w]+`, bearer-token-shaped substrings, etc.) applied to `message` and
+`stackTrace` the same way `redactSecrets` already walks `context`/`extra`, exposed via
+the existing `beforeCapture`-style hook point. Not fixed as a drive-by in this review —
+scoping the right default pattern list (avoiding both under- and over-redaction of
+legitimate error text) deserves its own pass with dedicated tests, called out here as
+the review's top actionable recommendation.
+
+## 4. Dependency audit
+
+Confirmed no Dependabot/CodeQL/Snyk/`pnpm audit` existed anywhere in this repo prior to
+this package's CI work. Now in place:
+
+- Root `.github/dependabot.yml` — weekly `npm` (pnpm-workspace-aware from the root) and
+  `github-actions` update checks.
+- `.github/workflows/observability-package.yml` runs `pnpm audit --audit-level=high` as
+  a CI step on every push/PR touching this package.
+
+No CodeQL/Snyk integration exists yet — out of scope for this review pass; flagged here
+as a known gap rather than silently omitted.
+
+## 5. Dashboard auth defaults (verified intentional)
+
+`guard()`/`guardIngest()` in `dashboard/fastify.ts` allow every request through when no
+`authorize`/`ingestKey` option is configured. This is **deliberate**, not an oversight:
+a zero-config self-hosted install should work out of the box, and the package's own
+docs (README Quickstart) instruct every deployer to supply `authorize` before exposing
+the dashboard beyond localhost. Restated here so a future reviewer doesn't flag it as a
+false positive: the "unconfigured = allow everything" default is a documented,
+intentional trust-the-deployer posture consistent with the rest of this package (e.g.
+unbounded metric tag cardinality, no built-in identity system).
+
+## Out of scope for this pass
+
+- Non-Node-language SDKs / a cross-language ingestion protocol doc (explicitly
+  out of scope for the whole "next slice," not just this review).
+- CodeQL or a third-party SAST/dependency-scanning service beyond `pnpm audit`.
+- A penetration test or fuzzing pass against the ingestion endpoint.

package/dist/alerts/dispatch.d.ts

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+import type { Alert, NotificationChannel } from "./types.js";
+/**
+ * Fires every channel independently; a channel that rejects is logged and otherwise
+ * ignored so one broken destination can't block the others or event capture itself.
+ */
+export declare function dispatchAlert(channels: NotificationChannel[], alert: Alert): void;

package/dist/alerts/dispatch.js

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+/**
+ * Fires every channel independently; a channel that rejects is logged and otherwise
+ * ignored so one broken destination can't block the others or event capture itself.
+ */
+export function dispatchAlert(channels, alert) {
+    for (const channel of channels) {
+        channel.notify(alert).catch((error) => {
+            console.error(`[observability] notification channel "${channel.name}" failed`, error);
+        });
+    }
+}

package/dist/alerts/email.d.ts

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+import type { NotificationChannel } from "./types.js";
+import type { Transport } from "nodemailer";
+/**
+ * Plain SMTP connection options, passed straight through to
+ * `nodemailer.createTransport()` untouched. Shaped like (but not imported from)
+ * nodemailer's own `SMTPTransport.Options` — a `NodeNext`-resolution deep import of
+ * `nodemailer/lib/smtp-transport` doesn't resolve cleanly under this package's
+ * TypeScript config, and duplicating the handful of fields actually needed here is
+ * simpler than fighting that resolution.
+ */
+export interface SmtpConnectionOptions {
+    host: string;
+    port?: number;
+    secure?: boolean;
+    auth?: {
+        user: string;
+        pass: string;
+    };
+}
+/**
+ * Options for an SMTP-based email notification channel. Accepts either plain SMTP
+ * connection options (the common case) or a custom `Transport` implementation.
+ */
+export interface EmailChannelOptions {
+    to: string | string[];
+    from: string;
+    transport: SmtpConnectionOptions | Transport | string;
+    dashboardUrl?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * Creates a channel that emails alerts over plain SMTP via `nodemailer` — deliberately
+ * not tied to any specific mail vendor (unlike this repo's own `apps/api`, which uses
+ * SendGrid's API directly), since forcing every self-hoster of this package onto one
+ * vendor would be an unjustified lock-in. SMTP is universal; SendGrid itself supports
+ * an SMTP relay, so this doesn't even exclude SendGrid users.
+ */
+export declare function emailChannel(options: EmailChannelOptions): NotificationChannel;

package/dist/alerts/email.js

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+import nodemailer from "nodemailer";
+import { alertIssueLink, summarizeAlert } from "./format.js";
+/**
+ * Creates a channel that emails alerts over plain SMTP via `nodemailer` — deliberately
+ * not tied to any specific mail vendor (unlike this repo's own `apps/api`, which uses
+ * SendGrid's API directly), since forcing every self-hoster of this package onto one
+ * vendor would be an unjustified lock-in. SMTP is universal; SendGrid itself supports
+ * an SMTP relay, so this doesn't even exclude SendGrid users.
+ */
+export function emailChannel(options) {
+    const transporter = nodemailer.createTransport(options.transport);
+    return {
+        name: "email",
+        notify: (alert) => sendAlertEmail(transporter, options, alert)
+    };
+}
+/**
+ * Sends a single alert as a plain-text email.
+ */
+async function sendAlertEmail(transporter, options, alert) {
+    const summary = summarizeAlert(alert);
+    const link = alertIssueLink(alert, options.dashboardUrl);
+    await transporter.sendMail({
+        to: options.to,
+        from: options.from,
+        subject: summary,
+        text: link ? `${summary}\n\n${link}` : summary
+    });
+}

package/dist/alerts/format.d.ts

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+import type { Alert } from "./types.js";
+export declare const ALERT_LABEL: Record<Alert["kind"], string>;
+/**
+ * A one-line, markup-free summary of an alert — the shared "what happened" wording
+ * every channel builds its own presentation on top of.
+ */
+export declare function summarizeAlert(alert: Alert): string;
+/**
+ * The dashboard issue-detail link for an alert, or `undefined` for alert kinds with
+ * no single issue to link to (a spike) or when no dashboard URL is configured.
+ */
+export declare function alertIssueLink(alert: Alert, dashboardUrl?: string): string | undefined;

package/dist/alerts/format.js

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+export /**
+        * Human-readable label for each alert kind, shared across every channel's own
+        * formatting so the wording doesn't drift between Slack, email, and webhook
+        * payloads.
+        */ const ALERT_LABEL = {
+    new_issue: "New issue",
+    regression: "Issue reopened",
+    spike: "Error spike"
+};
+/**
+ * A one-line, markup-free summary of an alert — the shared "what happened" wording
+ * every channel builds its own presentation on top of.
+ */
+export function summarizeAlert(alert) {
+    const label = ALERT_LABEL[alert.kind];
+    if (alert.kind === "spike") {
+        return `${label}: ${String(alert.count)} errors in the last ${String(alert.windowMinutes)} minutes`;
+    }
+    return `${label} (${alert.issue.level}): ${alert.issue.title}`;
+}
+/**
+ * The dashboard issue-detail link for an alert, or `undefined` for alert kinds with
+ * no single issue to link to (a spike) or when no dashboard URL is configured.
+ */
+export function alertIssueLink(alert, dashboardUrl) {
+    if (alert.kind === "spike" || !dashboardUrl) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    return `${dashboardUrl}/issues/${alert.issue.id}`;
+}

package/dist/alerts/index.d.ts

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+export { emailChannel } from "./email.js";
+export type { EmailChannelOptions, SmtpConnectionOptions } from "./email.js";
+export { createNotifier } from "./notifier.js";
+export type { Notifier } from "./notifier.js";
+export { startSpikeMonitor } from "./spike.js";
+export type { SpikeMonitor, SpikeMonitorOptions } from "./spike.js";
+export type { Alert, NewIssueAlert, NotificationChannel, RegressionAlert, SpikeAlert } from "./types.js";
+export { slackWebhookChannel, webhookChannel } from "./webhook.js";

package/dist/alerts/index.js

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+export { emailChannel } from "./email.js";
+export { createNotifier } from "./notifier.js";
+export { startSpikeMonitor } from "./spike.js";
+export { slackWebhookChannel, webhookChannel } from "./webhook.js";