telemetryattrs

const (
	// CloudEngineAttr reports that telemetry was produced by a Dagger Cloud
	// Engine. It is a resource attribute on client and engine telemetry. (bool)
	CloudEngineAttr = "dagger.io/cloud.engine"

	// TelemetryOriginClientIDAttr records the immutable client identity captured
	// from the emission context. Session-owned trace and log exporters use it to
	// route each record to the origin client's DB and every validated ancestor
	// DB. (string)
	TelemetryOriginClientIDAttr = "dagger.io/telemetry.origin_client_id"

	UIResumeOutputAttr = "dagger.io/ui.resume.output"

	// LogRoleAttr describes a semantic role for an OTLP log record whose body
	// carries data rather than ordinary log output. LogRoleSpanName means the
	// body is the latest display name for the span the record is attributed to;
	// frontends fold it into the live span instead of rendering it as text.
	LogRoleAttr     = "dagger.io/log.role"
	LogRoleSpanName = "span.name"

	// GenerateSkippedAttr marks a span reporting a workspace module that
	// best-effort `dagger generate` skipped because it could not be loaded. The
	// TUI collects these into a persisted "SKIPPED MODULES" final-report section
	// (like a check that did not pass) so they survive the live tree collapsing
	// on a successful run. (bool)
	GenerateSkippedAttr = "dagger.io/generate.skipped"

	// GenerateRegeneratedAttr marks a span (named like the skipped-module span)
	// under which `dagger generate` loaded a module it had skipped again, with
	// the run's changes applied, because those changes touched the module. The
	// span's status is the outcome -- it loads, or it still fails with the
	// post-generation error -- and the TUI's SKIPPED MODULES report shows that
	// in place of the pre-generation load error. (bool)
	GenerateRegeneratedAttr = "dagger.io/generate.regenerated"

	// DagBlockedAttr marks a lazy-evaluation resume span that aborted because a
	// prerequisite result's evaluation failed, rather than because the result's
	// own deferred work failed. The UI treats a blocked resumption as if the
	// deferred work never ran: the owning API spans return to pending instead
	// of being marked caused-failed.
	DagBlockedAttr = "dagger.io/dag.blocked"

	// DagLeftRunningAttr marks a span that was still running when the run that
	// produced it ended, and was sealed on that account rather than because
	// anything canceled it. It qualifies dagger.io/dag.canceled, which is why
	// it is a second attribute: the UI reports "left running after the root
	// span completed" instead of "says it is canceled".
	//
	// dagui derives this fact for its OWN root (DB.integrateSpan cancels
	// everything still running when the root ends) and needs no attribute to
	// do it. It exists for a trace IMPORTED from another session
	// (hack/designs/resume-from-trace.md §5.1.2), whose root is not this DB's
	// root and therefore never triggers that sweep: the importer seals the
	// capture's unfinished spans itself, on the protobuf, and this is how it
	// says so. (bool)
	DagLeftRunningAttr = "dagger.io/dag.left_running"

	// LLMCallDigestAttr is set on LLM prompt/response telemetry spans. Its
	// value is the DAG digest of the corresponding withPrompt or withResponse
	// call, enabling the TUI to branch from that point in the conversation.
	// (string)
	LLMCallDigestAttr = "dagger.io/llm.call.digest"

	// LLMToolResultTokensAttr is set on a tool-call telemetry span with an
	// estimated token count for the result the tool fed back into the model's
	// context. It lets the TUI flag tool calls whose (often huge) output is
	// the biggest driver of context growth, so an inordinate one is easy to
	// spot in a conversation. The count is an estimate (chars/4), not a
	// provider-reported figure. (int64)
	LLMToolResultTokensAttr = "dagger.io/llm.tool.result_tokens" //nolint:gosec // attribute name, not a credential

	// LLMMessageOriginKindAttr is the origin kind token: one of
	// LLMMessageOriginKindUser, LLMMessageOriginKindAgent, or
	// LLMMessageOriginKindEvent. (string)
	LLMMessageOriginKindAttr  = "dagger.io/llm.origin.kind"
	LLMMessageOriginKindUser  = "USER"
	LLMMessageOriginKindAgent = "AGENT"
	LLMMessageOriginKindEvent = "EVENT"

	// LLMMessageOriginAgentNameAttr is the display name of the sending
	// (AGENT) or observed (EVENT) agent. (string)
	LLMMessageOriginAgentNameAttr = "dagger.io/llm.origin.agent.name"

	// LLMMessageOriginRefAttr is the message's short ref within the receiving
	// agent's runtime, e.g. "#3" — the deterministic token replies name.
	// (string)
	LLMMessageOriginRefAttr = "dagger.io/llm.origin.ref"

	// LLMMessageOriginReplyToAttr is the ref of the message this one answers,
	// in the sender's own runtime, when it is a reply. (string)
	LLMMessageOriginReplyToAttr = "dagger.io/llm.origin.reply_to"

	// ServiceAttr marks the long-lived exec span of a started service. It is
	// the authoritative "a service instance ran here" marker: the span exists
	// iff the service actually started, is running exactly while the service
	// is up, and its subtree carries the service's stdout/stderr. The span
	// cause-links to the API spans that installed the Service value (e.g.
	// Container.asService), so consumers can discover services cheaply deep
	// within a trace, name one by its origin, and treat its logs as belonging
	// beneath those install spans (which both dagui's tree and clientdb's
	// SelectLogsBeneathSpan descendant walk do). (bool)
	ServiceAttr = "dagger.io/service"

	// ServiceNameAttr carries a human-readable name for a service span, for
	// display alongside ServiceAttr (the engine stamps the service's network
	// hostname). Also used standalone by `dagger up`'s per-service display
	// spans (core/modtree.go). Defined here because the canonical constant
	// would live in the external github.com/dagger/otel-go package, which we
	// cannot modify. (string)
	ServiceNameAttr = "dagger.io/service.name"

	// ServiceURLsAttr marks a service-readiness marker span, carrying the
	// local URLs at which a just-started service is reachable. `dagger up`
	// stamps it on the `ready <url>` span it starts beneath a service's
	// display span once the health check passes (core/modtree.go); the TUI
	// uses it to surface readiness alongside the service when a run leads
	// with its services. Predates the dagger.io/ attribute prefix
	// convention. (string slice)
	ServiceURLsAttr = "service.urls"

	// ProgressItemAttr uniquely names the item within its span, e.g. a layer
	// digest. (string)
	ProgressItemAttr = "dagger.io/progress.item"
	// ProgressCurrentAttr is the item's absolute completed amount. (int64)
	ProgressCurrentAttr = "dagger.io/progress.current"
	// ProgressTotalAttr is the item's expected final amount. Zero or absent
	// means the total is unknown (indeterminate). (int64)
	ProgressTotalAttr = "dagger.io/progress.total"
	// ProgressUnitAttr optionally names the unit of current/total, e.g.
	// "bytes", for human-readable display. (string)
	ProgressUnitAttr = "dagger.io/progress.unit"
)

const (
	// AgentAttr marks the long-lived loop span of a started agent runtime.
	// The span exists iff the loop actually started, runs exactly as long as
	// the loop does, and its subtree carries the agent's turns. (bool)
	AgentAttr = "dagger.io/agent"

	// AgentIDAttr is the agent's spawn-minted instance ID — the identity that
	// makes two spawns of an identical composition two different agents. It
	// is the roster's grouping key, NOT the span ID: a resume-retry relaunches
	// the loop, so one agent can own several loop spans over its life. (string)
	AgentIDAttr = "dagger.io/agent.id"

	// AgentNameAttr is the agent's display label, for showing in a roster
	// alongside AgentIDAttr. It carries no identity: two agents may share a
	// name. (string)
	AgentNameAttr = "dagger.io/agent.name"

	// AgentCallDigestAttr is the DAG digest of the call that produced the
	// agent value, letting a client reconstruct a real, sendable handle from
	// the trace — the same trick LLMCallDigestAttr plays for branching from a
	// message. This is what turns the directory from a readout into an
	// address book; a client that cannot resolve the digest (e.g. one that
	// attached late and lacks the call payload) must degrade to a read-only
	// roster entry rather than fail. (string)
	AgentCallDigestAttr = "dagger.io/agent.call.digest"

	// AgentStateAttr carries the agent's projected lifecycle state at the
	// moment the record was emitted: one of the AgentState enum tokens
	// ("IDLE", "RUNNING", "WAITING_INPUT", "PAUSED", "STOPPED", "FAILED").
	// Emitted on a log record attributed to the loop span. (string)
	AgentStateAttr = "dagger.io/agent.state"

	// AgentWaitingOnAttr carries what the agent is blocked on when its state
	// is WAITING_INPUT — the parked question's text. Absent otherwise, and an
	// empty value clears a previously reported one. (string)
	AgentWaitingOnAttr = "dagger.io/agent.waiting_on"

	// AgentStopReasonAttr distinguishes a stop somebody asked for from a stop
	// the session's teardown performed: "EXPLICIT" | "SESSION". It rides the
	// terminal state record, and is empty on every other one.
	//
	// Without it every agent in a cleanly closed session looks dismissed:
	// session close kills every runtime (AgentRuntimes.KillAll), so a
	// deliberately stopped worker and a merely torn-down one publish
	// identical STOPPED records — and a client restoring that trace must
	// either resurrect the dismissals or restore nothing at all. A STOPPED
	// record with no reason is a trace from an engine that predates this, and
	// consumers are expected to refuse it rather than guess. (string)
	AgentStopReasonAttr = "dagger.io/agent.stop.reason"

	// AgentSnapshotDigestAttr carries the portable recipe digest of the agent's
	// last committed conversation, emitted on every commit (each step, each
	// drained message, and once at loop start for the seed). Latest record wins.
	//
	// This is the resume anchor: a client rebuilds the conversation's ID from
	// the call-payload log records above (or legacy dagger.io/dag.call span
	// attributes) and re-hydrates the instance from it. It is deliberately a
	// PORTABLE recipe: a post-evaluation result handle dies with its session,
	// while the raw recipe retains superseded bindings whose stale operations
	// must not be replayed in a later one.
	//
	// It cannot ride the state record: state records are edge-triggered on
	// the projected state, and most commits do not change the state while
	// every commit changes the snapshot. (string)
	AgentSnapshotDigestAttr = "dagger.io/agent.snapshot.digest"
)

const (
	// WcprofOpKindAttr (string) carries the wcprof op kind for a span when the
	// engine knows it, so the loader classifies the op without guessing —
	// e.g. "call_exec", "lazy", "service_start", "exec", "internal", "io". When
	// present it always wins over the loader's structural classification.
	WcprofOpKindAttr = "wcprof.op.kind"

	// WcprofWorkTypeAttr (string) coarsely attributes an op's self-time so
	// analysis can separate engine overhead from user workload and external
	// I/O: one of "engine", "user", "external". Absent ⇒ "engine".
	WcprofWorkTypeAttr = "wcprof.work_type"

	// WcprofParentAttr (string) is an explicit *causal*-parent override for a
	// span whose parentId is deliberately a non-causal UI parent (the lazy
	// re-point: deferred work keeps rendering under the producer call that returned
	// it, a span that already ended, so parentId there cannot be its cause). Its
	// value is the causal parent's OTel span
	// id encoded as the lower-hex string hex.EncodeToString(spanID[:]) — the
	// 16-char form spans/links use on the wire — so the stamping span processor
	// and the loader cannot diverge on encoding. The loader's causal parent is
	// WcprofParentAttr ?? parentId; it only ever *reads* this, never derives it.
	WcprofParentAttr = "wcprof.parent"

	// Wait-edge link attributes. A wait edge is emitted as a span link on the
	// *waiter*'s span carrying LinkPurposeAttr=LinkPurposeWait, plus these.
	// Timestamps are absolute Unix nanoseconds encoded as decimal strings: the
	// engine only knows wall-clock at emit time (the trace epoch is unknowable
	// until all spans are ingested, so the loader rebases), and decimal strings
	// round-trip exactly through Cloud's map[string]any JSON decode where a
	// number would be coerced to float64 and lose nanosecond precision above
	// 2^53.
	//
	// WcprofWaitStartUnixNanoAttr / WcprofWaitEndUnixNanoAttr bound the blocked
	// interval (decimal-string absolute Unix nanos).
	WcprofWaitStartUnixNanoAttr = "wcprof.wait.start_unix_ns"
	WcprofWaitEndUnixNanoAttr   = "wcprof.wait.end_unix_ns"
	// WcprofWaitReasonAttr (string) names why the waiter blocked: one of
	// "singleflight", "call_exec", "lazy", "service", "lock", "exec", "io".
	WcprofWaitReasonAttr = "wcprof.wait.reason"
	// WcprofWaitIdentAttr (string) names the awaited resource for waits that
	// have no target span (reason "lock"), in place of the link's target span id.
	WcprofWaitIdentAttr = "wcprof.wait.ident"

	// WcprofExecArgvAttr (string) carries the user command of a container-exec
	// processRun span so the offline analyzer ranks the exec by its real argv
	// (e.g. "go build") instead of the anonymous exec.processRun blob. Its value
	// is the scrubbed, bounded argv encoded as a single scalar JSON-array string
	// (e.g. `["go","build","./..."]`) — the SAME bytes the native recorder interns
	// as its MetaID, so both sources reconstruct an identical argv (cross-source
	// parity). It is a scalar string (not an OTLP array) so it survives Cloud's
	// map[string]any attribute decode bit-exact, like the decimal-string wait
	// timings above.
	WcprofExecArgvAttr = "wcprof.exec.argv"

	// LinkPurposeWait is a new value for telemetry.LinkPurposeAttr
	// ("dagger.io/link.purpose"), alongside the existing "cause"/"error_origin"
	// (defined in github.com/dagger/otel-go, which this repo cannot edit). It
	// marks a span link as a runtime wait edge for the wcprof analyzer.
	LinkPurposeWait = "wait"

	// WcprofEngineSpanAttr (bool true) marks a span the ENGINE emitted for a trace —
	// the counted, ranking-critical population. Stamped at span creation by the
	// engine's per-client span-count processor (engine/server). The loader counts
	// these to reconcile against the declared total; CLI-shell and HTTP/buildkit
	// spans (which the engine does not count) are unmarked and excluded, so they
	// cannot cause a false pass/fail.
	WcprofEngineSpanAttr = "wcprof.engine_span"

	// WcprofSessionSpanCountAttr (string-encoded int, like the other wcprof numeric
	// attrs) is the EXACT TOTAL number of engine spans the engine emitted for this
	// trace, stamped at SESSION TEARDOWN on the WcprofSessionCompleteAttr carrier
	// span — after every query is drained and every service stopped, so it is the
	// final total, not a running floor. The loader compares the count of received
	// WcprofEngineSpanAttr spans to this declared total: because the declaration is
	// the exact final (received <= total always), received < total ⇒ spans dropped ⇒
	// hard-fail; absent ⇒ unverifiable ⇒ hard-fail (fail-by-default).
	WcprofSessionSpanCountAttr = "wcprof.session_span_count"

	// WcprofSessionCompleteAttr (bool true) marks the dedicated session-teardown
	// carrier span that declares WcprofSessionSpanCountAttr. It is a pure count
	// messenger, NOT a unit of work and NOT a counted engine span: the producer's
	// span-count processor skips it (so it is excluded from the total it carries —
	// no chicken-and-egg) and the loader drops it from the compiled ops (so the
	// graph/replay is untouched) after reading its count.
	WcprofSessionCompleteAttr = "wcprof.session_complete"
)

const (
	// CacheContractAttr is the producer-contract version marker. Consumers must
	// read cache.* facts only from spans carrying this marker and treat unknown
	// versions as not eligible. Semantics of every fact within a version are
	// frozen once released; new optional facts may be added under the same
	// version (presence-detected); any semantic change to an existing fact
	// requires bumping the version. Stamped whenever the evidence carrier
	// stamps, so it governs every other cache.* attribute on the span.
	CacheContractAttr = "dagger.io/cache.contract"
	// CacheContractV1 is the current (and first) contract version value.
	CacheContractV1 = "1"

	// CacheOutcomeAttr is what the cache decided for this call: one of
	// CacheOutcomeHit (reused a cached result), CacheOutcomeExecuted (miss —
	// the resolver ran), CacheOutcomeJoined (deduplicated into concurrent
	// identical in-flight work under the same concurrency key), or
	// CacheOutcomeUncached (DoNotCache policy: no lookup, no dedupe, no
	// publication). A hit on a still-pending lazy shell stamps
	// CacheOutcomeHit — the lookup fact — while the separate evaluation facts
	// (dagger.io/dag.cached, dagger.io/dag.pending) keep their existing
	// meaning.
	CacheOutcomeAttr     = "dagger.io/cache.outcome"
	CacheOutcomeHit      = "hit"
	CacheOutcomeExecuted = "executed"
	CacheOutcomeJoined   = "joined"
	CacheOutcomeUncached = "uncached"

	// CacheHitRouteAttr (hits only) is how the hit was found:
	// CacheHitRouteRecipe (exact recipe-digest match), CacheHitRouteDigest
	// (extra-digest equivalence, e.g. a content digest carried by the request),
	// or CacheHitRouteStructural (structural term over the call's self digest
	// and its inputs' equivalence classes).
	CacheHitRouteAttr       = "dagger.io/cache.hit.route"
	CacheHitRouteRecipe     = "recipe"
	CacheHitRouteDigest     = "digest"
	CacheHitRouteStructural = "structural"

	// CacheMissIncompatibleCandidatesAttr ("true", executed misses only, absent
	// otherwise) records that non-expired candidate results existed but none
	// satisfied this session's resource requirements (secrets/sockets the
	// session has not loaded). It is an existence flag, not a count: expiry is
	// applied during candidate accumulation, so on a miss a non-empty candidate
	// set means every surviving candidate failed the session-resource filter.
	CacheMissIncompatibleCandidatesAttr = "dagger.io/cache.miss.incompatible_candidates"

	// CacheMissSawExpiredAttr ("true", executed misses only, absent otherwise)
	// records that TTL expiry eliminated at least one otherwise-matching result
	// during candidate accumulation.
	CacheMissSawExpiredAttr = "dagger.io/cache.miss.saw_expired"

	// CacheMissUnknownInputAttr (executed misses only) is the decimal-string
	// index into this span's CacheStructuralInputsAttr list of the first input
	// digest that had no equivalence class at lookup time, which made the
	// structural (equivalence) lookup impossible. The semantics are
	// deliberately narrow: "equivalence lookup was skipped because this input
	// digest was unknown to the cache at that moment" — digest knowledge is
	// current cache state, not history, so this does NOT mean "first run".
	// Absent when every input was known.
	CacheMissUnknownInputAttr = "dagger.io/cache.miss.unknown_input"

	// CacheSelfDigestAttr is the engine-derived structural self digest of the
	// call: the operation, its literal arguments (sensitive values redacted),
	// implicit inputs, list selection and schema view — with reference-valued
	// inputs factored out into CacheStructuralInputsAttr. Two calls with equal
	// self digests are "the same operation over possibly different inputs".
	CacheSelfDigestAttr = "dagger.io/cache.self_digest"

	// CacheStructuralInputsAttr is the exact ordered structural-input digest
	// list the engine's equivalence lookup keys on — receiver, reference-valued
	// arguments in argument order, digest-witnessed strings, then the module
	// reference — emitted as a native OTLP string ARRAY (StringSliceValue),
	// the one non-STRING value in this contract. Order is semantic:
	// CacheMissUnknownInputAttr indexes into this list. An empty-but-present
	// array means "structural identity stamped, no structural inputs";
	// absence means no structural identity was stamped at all. It is a
	// different projection than dagger.io/dag.inputs (which deduplicates and
	// omits the module), and that attribute is unchanged.
	CacheStructuralInputsAttr = "dagger.io/cache.structural_inputs"

	// CachePairingDigestAttr is the self digest computed with implicit inputs
	// excluded: "this operation, these literal arguments, this view/selection —
	// over whatever inputs, in whatever scope". It is the engine-authored
	// cross-run pairing anchor: equal pairing digests are counterpart
	// CANDIDATES for run-to-run comparison (an index, not proof), so
	// per-client/per-session implicit inputs can never break candidate
	// discovery, while remaining visible by name in dagger.io/dag.call. For a
	// call with no implicit inputs it equals CacheSelfDigestAttr.
	CachePairingDigestAttr = "dagger.io/cache.pairing_digest"

	// CacheOutputContentDigestAttr is the completed result's RECORDED content
	// digest — the last content-labeled extra digest on the result's
	// authoritative call frame at span completion — emitted only when
	// non-empty, for any stamped outcome that returned a result (hit,
	// executed, and joined calls alike). It is deliberately the recorded fact
	// only (never the derived content-preferred digest): absence means "no
	// recorded content identity at completion", nothing more. A lazy result may
	// gain its content digest only after this span ends; that later fact is
	// simply not claimed here.
	CacheOutputContentDigestAttr = "dagger.io/cache.output.content_digest"
)

const CallPayloadContentType = "application/vnd.dagger.call+proto"

const CallPayloadDigestAttr = "dagger.io/dag.call.digest"