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- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/.gitignore +14 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/CHANGELOG.md +117 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/LICENSE +191 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/PKG-INFO +380 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/README.md +349 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/SECURITY.md +91 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/contracts/analysis-report.schema.json +225 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/contracts/phoenix-runtime.json +8 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/contracts/review-candidates.schema.json +53 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +124 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/__init__.py +38 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/adapters/__init__.py +13 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/adapters/base.py +22 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/adapters/langgraph_checkpoint.py +804 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/adapters/otlp_spans.py +703 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/adapters/phoenix_export.py +218 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/analysis/__init__.py +55 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/analysis/ahu.py +329 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/analysis/diagnose.py +676 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/analysis/explain.py +46 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/analysis/patterns.py +628 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/artifact.py +192 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/cli.py +1242 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/input_validation.py +19 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/model.py +225 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/normalize.py +248 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/py.typed +0 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/review_candidates.py +136 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/sqlite_snapshot.py +65 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/store/__init__.py +22 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/store/base.py +43 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/store/in_memory.py +94 -0
- agent_tracegraph-0.2.0/src/tracegraph/store/ladybug.py +505 -0
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to Tracegraph are documented here.
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The **artifact** schema version and the **report**/**review-candidate** JSON schemas are
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## 0.2.0 - 2026-09-12
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First published release. `0.1.0` was tagged but never uploaded.
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(`status=ok`, `error_count=0`). LangGraph does not route such a failure through a state
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channel: it records it in the checkpoint's pending writes and writes no further checkpoint,
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so reading channel values alone could not see it and no `--error-channel` value recovered
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it. Each failed task now becomes its own step, hanging off the checkpoint that scheduled it
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fault; those tasks are reported as `unset` with no message, so one fault stays one failure
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crafted checkpoint naming `os.system` or `subprocess.run` ran on the machine doing the
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analysis (both verified against the pinned dependency). `tracegraph ingest` now passes a
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**Behaviour change:** objects outside the framework's registered types no longer revive
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class being reconstructed from checkpoint state, it will now surface as plain data.
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