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+ # Observability Agentic Harness (OAH) — Agentic Observability Pipeline
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+
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+ > **Status: pre-alpha.** S1–S9 (surface mapping through the production readiness
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+ > report) are implemented and tested — see [Installation](#installation) below to
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+ > run them. S10–S11 (applying instrumentation and dynamically validating it) are
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+ > not built yet. Follow [ROADMAP.md](ROADMAP.md) for progress.
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+
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+ OAH is an agentic harness that **builds LLM observability into an existing product**
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+ (or produces observability requirements for a product being designed). Given access to
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+ a repository, it runs a multi-stage pipeline: it maps every LLM call site, retrieval
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+ step, and tool invocation; inventories existing telemetry; designs a target
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+ observability architecture; produces an implementation plan; then — in fix mode —
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+ generates and applies the instrumentation code and **validates that telemetry actually
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+ flows** by exercising the product and checking emitted events against a versioned
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+ schema.
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+
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+ OAH ships two co-equal deliverables:
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+
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+ 1. **Working instrumentation** — code, event schema, collector config, and a
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+ validated Trace Completeness Rate for the target product.
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+ 2. **A production readiness decision** — a structured five-question readiness
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+ report ([schema](schemas/readiness_report.schema.json)) ending in one of six
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+ evidence-led recommendations: *ready / ready with conditions / remediate before
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+ release / pause and redesign / escalate for review / rollback or pause
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+ expansion* — with the epistemic position stated (confirmed vs. assumed vs.
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+ unknown), scope exclusions, named owners, and the evidence that would change
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+ the decision. The gate never advances on confidence, urgency, or a successful
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+ demo alone.
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+
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+ The two reinforce each other: the readiness decision is only as good as the
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+ signals behind it, and the installed signals are designed backwards from the
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+ decisions they must support — every signal names the decision it serves and the
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+ owner who acts, or it is not built (the anti-metric-hoarding gate).
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+
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+ ## Inspiration & credit
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+
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+ The architecture of this project is directly inspired by
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+ [**Visa Vulnerability Agentic Harness (VVAH)**](https://github.com/visa/visa-vulnerability-agentic-harness) —
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+ Visa's open-source agentic SAST pipeline built on learnings from Anthropic's Project
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+ Glasswing. We adopt its core design pattern and adapt it from vulnerability management
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+ to observability engineering:
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+
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+ | VVAH pattern | OAH adaptation |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Threat modeling before analysis | Observability surface mapping & gap modeling before design |
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+ | Multi-phase pipeline of composable, versioned skills | Same — each LLM-driven stage is an independently testable skill |
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+ | Deterministic controls + frontier-model reasoning | Deterministic AST/code scanning + LLM reasoning at each phase |
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+ | Structured artifacts (DTOs, SARIF) between stages | Structured artifacts (surface map, gap model, implementation DTOs) |
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+ | Remediation applies code changes, then adversarial validation panel | Instrumentation applies code changes, then dynamic validation: run the product, intercept telemetry, verify against schema |
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+ | Primary metric: Mean Time to Adapt (MTTA) | Primary metric: **Trace Completeness Rate (TCR)** — share of user requests reconstructable end-to-end from telemetry with no gaps |
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+
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+ We are not affiliated with Visa. VVAH is licensed under Apache-2.0; this project is an
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+ independent implementation of the pattern in a different domain and is also released
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+ under Apache-2.0.
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+
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+ ## Why
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+
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+ For LLM products, the dominant failure class is not "the call failed" but "the call
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+ succeeded and the output was bad": hallucination, irrelevant retrieval, silent context
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+ truncation, instruction bypass. Classic APM sees green dashboards while the product
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+ degrades. Observability for LLM systems therefore needs a domain model of its own —
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+ traces, generations, retrieval spans, tool spans, feedback events, eval datasets —
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+ plus governance over the telemetry itself (prompts and outputs are sensitive data).
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+
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+ The pipeline itself doesn't know it's about LLMs, though: S1–S3's mapping/gap-model
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+ mechanics, the S4 ops lens (release identifiers, alert plan, decision menu), S5's
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+ invariant gates, S7's runbook/roll-up structure, S8–S9's DTO and readiness-report
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+ shapes, and S11's TCR/validation-ladder concept are domain-agnostic SRE engineering.
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+ What's LLM-specific is concentrated in [docs/event-model.md](docs/event-model.md)
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+ (the Generation/Retrieval entities S3 diffs against) and three of S4's eight lenses
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+ (generation-capture, retrieval, realtime-multimodal) — call it the **GenAI domain
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+ pack** the harness ships with. That's a scope choice, not an architectural limit:
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+ LLM observability is where OTel semantic conventions and APM tooling are least
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+ mature, so it's where a gap-modeling harness adds the most value first.
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+
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+ Retrofitting this by hand into an existing codebase is slow, inconsistent, and usually
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+ stalls after the first dashboard. OAH turns it into a repeatable, reviewable,
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+ agent-executed pipeline with human gates.
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+
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+ ## Pipeline (4 phases, 11 stages)
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+
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+ | Phase | Stages | Purpose |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | **1 — Discovery & Modeling** | S1–S3 | Map the observability surface (LLM/retrieval/tool call sites), inventory existing telemetry, build a prioritized gap model with owner context |
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+ | **2 — Design & Verification** | S4–S6 | Design instrumentation per lens (tracing, generation capture, retrieval, tools, feedback, PII/governance, cost); deterministic invariant gates; adversarial design review panel |
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+ | **3 — Synthesis & Planning** | S7–S9 | Emit architecture doc, versioned event schema, rollout plan + runbook (ownership matrix, alert plan, decision menu), per-change implementation DTOs, and the production readiness report — the human gate with a six-way recommendation |
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+ | **4 — Implementation & Validation** | S10–S11 | Apply instrumentation to source (agentic, per-change commits); dynamically validate — run the product, intercept emitted events, compute actual TCR and latency overhead; adversarial audit panel |
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+
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+ Detailed stage-by-stage description: [docs/architecture.md](docs/architecture.md).
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+ Target telemetry domain model: [docs/event-model.md](docs/event-model.md).
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ ### From PyPI
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install oah
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+ oah doctor .
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Local development (venv)
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ git clone https://github.com/arno49/observability-agentic-harness.git
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+ cd observability-agentic-harness
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+ python3 -m venv .venv
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+ source .venv/bin/activate # Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
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+ pip install -e ".[dev]"
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+
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+ oah doctor . # sanity check
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+ python -m pytest tests/ -q # run the test suite
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+ ```
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+
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+ `pip install -e ".[dev]"` is an editable install: changes to `oah/` take effect
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+ immediately without reinstalling. Drop `[dev]` if you only want to run the CLI, not
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+ the test suite.
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+
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+ S1–S9 need Python ≥ 3.10. The LLM-driven stages (everything past `map
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+ --no-disambiguate`/`inventory`/`gaps`/`interview`) also need an `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
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+ (or another provider supported by [LiteLLM](https://www.litellm.ai/)) in the
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+ environment — see [Requirements](#requirements-planned) below.
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+
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+ ## CLI
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+
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+ Implemented today (S1–S9):
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+
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+ ```
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+ oah doctor <target> # check credentials, backends, repo access
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+ oah estimate <target> # scope & cost estimate — spends nothing
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+ oah map <target> [-o out.json] [--no-disambiguate] # S1: surface map (standalone audit)
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+ oah inventory <target> [-o out.json] # S2: existing telemetry inventory
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+ oah interview <target> [-o context.yaml] # S3: interactive owner interview
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+ oah gaps <target> [--context context.yaml] [-o out.json] # S3: gap model
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+ oah design <target> [--context context.yaml] [-o out.json] # S4 lenses + S5 gates + S6 panel
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+ oah event-schema <target> [--context context.yaml] [-o out.json] # S7: event schema
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+ oah dtos <target> [--context context.yaml] [-o out.json] # S8: implementation DTOs
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+ oah readiness <target> [--context context.yaml] [-o out.json] # S9: readiness report
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+ ```
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+
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+ `--no-disambiguate` on `map`, plus `doctor`/`estimate`/`inventory`/`interview`/`gaps`,
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+ run with no LLM credential required. `design`, `event-schema`, `dtos`, and `readiness`
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+ call the S4 lens skills and need an API credential.
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+
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+ `oah map` is intentionally a standalone deliverable: a one-shot observability audit of
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+ a codebase has value even if you never proceed to instrumentation.
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+
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+ Planned, not yet built (S10–S11):
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+
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+ ```
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+ oah instrument --repo ./product # S10, --mode report-only|fix
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+ oah validate --repo ./product # S11
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+ oah scan --repo ./product # full run; --stop-after s9 for analysis-only
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+ oah resume <run_id> # continue a crashed or session-limit-terminated run
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+ # from its last completed unit of work
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+ oah check-drift --repo ./product # cheap staleness check against DTOs' retest_triggers,
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+ # no full pipeline re-run
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+ ```
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+
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+ > ⚠️ Following VVAH's convention and warning: a full run in fix mode will **edit source
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+ > files in the target repo**. `--mode report-only` and `--stop-after s9` will be the
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+ > non-mutating paths. Every applied change is planned to land as an individual
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+ > commit/PR for review.
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+
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+ ## Design principles
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+
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+ 1. **Model before you design.** The gap model (S3) focuses all downstream work, the
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+ same way VVAH's threat model focuses vulnerability hunting.
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+ 2. **Skills, not a monolith.** Every LLM stage is a versioned skill with a declared
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+ input/output schema, testable in isolation against a reference corpus
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+ ([docs/SKILLS.md](docs/SKILLS.md)).
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+ 3. **Deterministic where possible, LLM where necessary.** AST scanning finds call
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+ sites; the LLM resolves ambiguity and designs. Invariant gates (S5) are pure code.
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+ 4. **OpenTelemetry as the transport floor.** Generated instrumentation targets OTel
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+ GenAI semantic conventions regardless of chosen backend, insuring the client
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+ against vendor lock-in. Opinionated backend targets (self-hosted Langfuse,
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+ OTel-only, managed) are selected by constraints, not fashion.
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+ 5. **Never claim more validation than performed.** S11 has an explicit degradation
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+ ladder (full dynamic → unit-level → generated smoke → `needs_review`);
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+ see [docs/validation.md](docs/validation.md).
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+ 6. **Telemetry is sensitive data.** PII masking, role-scoped access to trace content,
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+ and retention policy are first-class requirements, not add-ons
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+ ([docs/event-model.md](docs/event-model.md), [docs/security.md](docs/security.md)).
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+ 7. **Signals exist for decisions.** A health check says the service is reachable —
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+ not that users receive correct, approved, region- and role-appropriate, safely
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+ escalated answers. Every designed signal names the decision it supports and the
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+ role that acts; alerts no one owns are not created; evidence is judged by
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+ coverage class, not test count.
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+ 8. **Dogfooding.** Every OAH run emits a trace of its own stages in the very schema it
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+ installs for clients.
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+ 9. **Language and modality are plugins, not the core.** S1's registry and the S4
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+ design lenses are architected so a new source language (TypeScript, Java, ...)
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+ or a new call-site modality (voice, image) is an additive extension, not a
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+ pipeline rewrite — Python and text-first are the first concrete targets because
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+ a pilot needs one deep example, not because the architecture assumes them.
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+
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+ ## Repository layout
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+
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+ ```
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+ docs/ architecture, event model, skills system, validation ladder, security
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+ schemas/ JSON Schemas for inter-stage artifacts (the contract backbone)
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+ skills/ skill drafts (SKILL.md per stage lens)
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+ corpus/ reference repositories & eval fixtures for skill testing (planned)
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+ .github/ CI, incl. a skills-bundling Action — debug tooling, not the
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+ pipeline itself; see docs/skills-bundle.md
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+ ROADMAP.md milestones, epics, spikes
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Requirements (planned)
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+
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+ - Python ≥ 3.10 (S1–S9, implemented today)
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+ - Models are configured per stage role through a [LiteLLM](https://www.litellm.ai/)
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+ abstraction layer — any provider or a local model (Ollama/vLLM) for skill stages;
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+ light-tier defaults for high-volume stages. S4's lens skills (and everything that
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+ depends on them: `design`, `event-schema`, `dtos`, `readiness`) need an
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+ `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` (or another LiteLLM-supported provider) today. The planned
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+ agentic stages S10–S11 will additionally require the `claude` CLI — mirroring
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+ VVAH's Anthropic-only remediation/validation constraint. Enterprise deployments
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+ behind a private gateway supported via base-URL override + mTLS.
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+
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+ ## Limitations (read before you trust output)
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+
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+ - **LLM-generated, non-deterministic.** Designs and code changes are candidates
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+ requiring human review at the S9 gate and at every S10 commit.
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+ - **Dynamic validation depends on the target's runnability.** If the product cannot be
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+ exercised (no tests, no compose, no smoke path), the best achievable verdict is
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+ `needs_review` — never `validated`.
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+ - **Elevated privilege.** The harness reads source code that may contain prompts,
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+ keys, and data samples, and in fix mode edits it. Run only against repositories you
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+ own or are authorized to modify. See [docs/security.md](docs/security.md).
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+ - **No accuracy numbers yet.** Skill precision/recall against the reference corpus
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+ will be published as the corpus lands (Epic E7).
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache License 2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) and [NOTICE](NOTICE).