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feat(tracing): turn + generation input/output, Langfuse sessions, and ACP coder spans - #3587
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The project board dispatches coders from a background loop, outside any turn, so no coder run ever reached Langfuse. AcpClient.prompt, the seam every coder run crosses (same reason the #3015 telemetry row lives there), now opens an acp:<name> agent span with the run's outcome, and each finished coder tool call lands as an explicit child: the reader task that sees tool events does not carry the span's context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughChat session traces and model generations now record input and output, with redaction, size limits, and incognito content suppression. ACP coder runs create Langfuse agent spans with outcome fields and child observations for completed tool calls. ChangesLangfuse Tracing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AcpClient
participant Tracing
participant Langfuse
AcpClient->>Tracing: Start acp:<name> turn span
Tracing->>Langfuse: Create agent observation
AcpClient->>Tracing: Record completed tool call with turn span as parent
Tracing->>Langfuse: Create child tool observation
AcpClient->>Tracing: Update turn span with outcome fields
Tracing->>Langfuse: Update agent observation
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Ordinary chat messages and some ACP tool credentials can enter Langfuse traces without the intended privacy controls. Fix both input paths before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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code-review-structural · head f91d6b04d658 · formal
⚠️ PR advanced 1 commit(s) during this round (f91d6b04d658→0e060dc7d099); 0 finding(s) in the delta were demoted to possibly addressed.
PR #3587 adds Langfuse tracing spans to AcpClient.prompt() with explicit tool-call parenting. No findings were raised by any of the five review angles (correctness, removed-behavior, cross-file, conventions, protoPatch structural), so there was nothing to verify. The empty verify pass is not a gap. No action needed.
No findings — the review came back clean.
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In `@plugins/coding_agent/acp_client.py`:
- Around line 1015-1021: Update the `tool_call` handling in the `phase ==
"start"` branch to check the initial status and emit a matching terminal
observation when it is `completed` or `failed`; preserve the start observation
and include the call’s output and status in the terminal event.
- Line 1028: Update the tracing preview’s output extraction for completed
tool_call_update events to fall back to rawOutput when output is absent, so
rawOutput-only observations retain their content.
- Around line 1315-1318: Raise the Langfuse dependency floor to 3.3.1 in the
project and pip-install requirements, then regenerate the lockfile so it records
the updated constraint. This ensures the agent and tool observation types used
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code-review-structural · head 0e060dc7d099 · formal
PR #3587 adds ACP agent-span tracing (a trace_span wrapper around prompt(), explicit tool-call parenting via a new parent param, and an update_span helper). The diff is purely additive on the tracing side; the one latent bug it touches (unbound state/tool_calls on the lock-timeout path) is actually fixed by the new initialization. No findings were raised, so there was nothing to verify. The two open threads (rawOutput gap at line 1028, Langfuse SDK as_type version pin at line 1318) are already being discussed in existing PR review threads.
No findings — the review came back clean.
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[]…fuse sessions Traces showed blank input/output everywhere. trace_session never set IO, and generations left it to the LiteLLM gateway's callback, which an agent on a native OAuth provider (protoEngineer) never reaches, so its prompts and replies were logged nowhere. The session id sat in metadata only. - trace_session takes input= (the user's message) and propagates session_id + agent tag as real trace attributes. - TraceContextMiddleware sends each call's messages and reply (capped per message at MAX_IO_CHARS) and records a tool-call-free reply as the turn's output via set_session_output, which ignores subagent/coder spans. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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code-review-structural · head 2baac6078eb8 · formal
The PR is clean across all four LLM review angles — no correctness, removed-behavior, cross-file, or convention defects. The sole panel finding is a minor test-gap: the middleware directory lacks tests for steering and enforcement (the "tool fencing" gate), and the PR only adds tests for trace_context.py. Verification confirmed the substance but corrected the file references: "tool_fencing.py" is actually enforcement.py, and no "turn_yielding.py" exists at head. No panel disagreement; no coverage gaps. Nothing blocking.
Findings
| Severity | Location | Finding | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🟡 | minor | graph/middleware/steering.py:1 |
Middleware directory has no tests for steering or enforcement (the tool-call gating gate). The PR adds tests for trace_context.py (the file it modifies) but th… | confirmed |
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"file": "graph/middleware/steering.py",
"line": 1,
"severity": "minor",
"category": "test-gap",
"claim": "Middleware directory has no tests for steering or enforcement (the tool-call gating gate). The PR adds tests for trace_context.py (the file it modifies) but the sibling middleware files remain untested despite controlling critical agent-loop behavior. (Flagged by protopatch; file references corrected by verification: 'tool fencing' is enforcement.py, not tool_fencing.py; no 'turn_yielding.py' exists at head.)",
"evidence": "All four middleware files control critical agent behavior but have zero tests. The feature metadata shows tests=[] with no linked test files for steering, tool fencing, or turn yielding. The PR's new tests (tests/test_trace_context_middleware.py) cover only trace_context.py. (protopatch confidence: high)",
"source": "protopatch",
"verdict": "confirmed",
"note": "Core test-gap is real: steering.py and enforcement.py (the 'tool fencing' gate) exist at head with no tests in tests/middleware/; the PR does add tests/test_trace_context_middleware.py. Caveat: 'tool_fencing.py' and 'turn_yielding.py' are not actual file names \u2014 the tool-fencing concept lives in enforcement.py, and no 'turn_yielding.py' was found; the finding's file references are imprecise but the substance (untested critical middleware) holds."
}
]1 finding(s) excluded from the verdict by in-diff confinement (file not among this PR's changed paths):
graph/middleware/steering.py(minor) — Middleware directory has no tests for steering or enforcement (the tool-call gating gate). The PR adds tests for trace_context.py (the file it modifies) but the
…ut, langfuse>=3.3.1 Review follow-ups (CodeRabbit): - ACP lets a tool_call arrive already completed/failed, and the follow-up tool_call_update is only recommended, so emit the end event there too. Otherwise its card never ends and its span is never recorded. - _tool_output_preview falls back to rawOutput when there are no content blocks. - Raise the langfuse floor to 3.3.1, where the agent/tool observation types (as_type) arrived. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…all IO budget Adversarial review of #3587: - Incognito turns (ADR 0069 D3b) sent their full content to Langfuse. Prompt capture and trace export already skip them. trace_session(incognito=) now suppresses all content for the scope (io_allowed()), the middleware also reads request.state, the ACP client captures it at turn start for its reader task, and the message_preview metadata is dropped for incognito. - Generation and coder tool IO skipped redact(), unlike AuditMiddleware's tool spans. Now redacted, with tool-call args as a dict before stringifying. - The per-message cap still let one call ship ~800KB (the whole history rides every call). Added a per-call budget: system prompt plus the newest messages, with older ones counted in a marker. - A terminal-on-arrival tool call followed by the recommended update ended twice, producing a phantom tool:tool span and a duplicate UI end. Ended ids are now tracked per turn. - Dropped the deprecated set_trace_io. Langfuse shows the root span's IO as the trace's (verified live). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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code-review-structural · head c23d09e44343 · formal
⚠️ PR advanced 1 commit(s) during this round (c23d09e44343→e976f4868014); 1 finding(s) in the delta were demoted to possibly addressed.
Low-risk tracing enhancement (IO on generation observations, ACP tool-call span tracing, session output tracking). The one thing to fix before merge is the F841 lint violation in tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118 (_fake → _), which will fail CI. Verification refuted the duplicate end-event finding in _trace_tool — the tool_call_update handler guards with tool_id not in self._turn_ended_tool_ids, so the second end is suppressed. No panel disagreement; the verifier simply corrected the evidence gap. No coverage gaps: the verifier annotated both findings (n=2).
Findings
| Severity | Location | Finding | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🟡 | minor | tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118 |
The new test assigns _fake in a tuple unpack but never uses it; with ruff's default dummy-variable-rgx (^_+$) and F selected, this trips F841, which th… |
⏳ possibly addressed |
findings JSON (machine-readable)
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{
"file": "tests/test_acp_trace_span.py",
"line": 118,
"severity": "minor",
"category": "conventions",
"claim": "The new test assigns `_fake` in a tuple unpack but never uses it; with ruff's default `dummy-variable-rgx` (`^_+$`) and `F` selected, this trips F841, which the repo's own convention says fails CI.",
"evidence": "_fake, span = fake_langfuse",
"verdict": "possibly addressed",
"note": "pyproject.toml selects F (includes F841), doesn't ignore F841, and doesn't override dummy-variable-rgx. `_fake` doesn't match `^_+$`, so ruff will flag it. \u2014 the PR head advanced while this round ran and the new commits touch this finding's region \u2014 verified against the superseded head, so it may already be addressed"
}
]Converged — the following are notes, not gates. Every finding below is minor/nit and lands on code that changed in response to this panel's own earlier rounds, so the verdict no longer holds on them (issue #23). They are worth doing; they are not worth another review round:
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tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118(minor) — The new test assigns_fakein a tuple unpack but never uses it; with ruff's defaultdummy-variable-rgx(^_+$) andFselected, this trips F841, which the repo's own convention says fails CI.
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In `@observability/tracing.py`:
- Around line 468-472: Update the input handling in trace_session before
span.update so session input is converted to text as needed, capped at the
established I/O size limit, and passed through the existing redaction utility.
Keep the io_allowed() check and existing exception behavior unchanged.
In `@plugins/coding_agent/acp_client.py`:
- Around line 1051-1060: Update the input handling in `_trace_tool` so
serialized `tool_input` is parsed, redacted as structured data, then serialized
for `tracing.trace_tool_call`; retain string redaction as a fallback when
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code-review-structural · head e976f4868014 · formal
Low-risk PR: three LLM finders (correctness, removed-behavior, cross-file) raised zero defects, and the protoPatch engine's four findings all target pre-existing code outside the diff's scope, so they were dropped. The single surviving finding is a minor CI-blocking lint issue (_fake unused variable in the new test file) that the verifier confirmed against head SHA. No panel disagreement. Verification changed nothing — the one finding was confirmed as-is. No gaps: the verifier annotated all 1 findings it was given.
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| Prior finding | Disposition | Why | |
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| 🔴 | tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118 |
open | The finding is confirmed by the verifier at head SHA; _fake is still assigned but never used in two test functions, and the fix has not been applied. |
Findings
| Severity | Location | Finding | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🟡 | minor | tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118 |
The unused variable _fake (assigned in a tuple unpack but never read) trips ruff F841, which PROTO.md states fails CI; the same pattern appears at line 163. … |
confirmed |
findings JSON (machine-readable)
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{
"file": "tests/test_acp_trace_span.py",
"line": 118,
"severity": "minor",
"category": "conventions",
"claim": "The unused variable `_fake` (assigned in a tuple unpack but never read) trips ruff F841, which PROTO.md states fails CI; the same pattern appears at line 163. Rename to `_` or use the value to satisfy the linter.",
"evidence": "_fake, span = fake_langfuse",
"verdict": "confirmed",
"note": "Code verified at head SHA: `_fake` assigned but never used in two test functions; pyproject.toml selects F rules with default dummy-variable-rgx (^_+$) which does not exempt `_fake`."
}
]Converged — the following are notes, not gates. Every finding below is minor/nit and lands on code that changed in response to this panel's own earlier rounds, so the verdict no longer holds on them (issue #23). They are worth doing; they are not worth another review round:
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tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:118(minor) — The unused variable_fake(assigned in a tuple unpack but never read) trips ruff F841, which PROTO.md states fails CI; the same pattern appears at line 163. Rename to_or use the value to satisfy
… as data CodeRabbit on #3587: - trace_session sent the user's message unredacted and uncapped. The chat drivers now pass redact(message), including message_preview, and trace_session caps it at MAX_IO_CHARS. - ACP tool input was JSON text before redact() saw it, so key-based rules (api_key, ...) never matched. The structured rawInput now reaches the trace hook and is redacted as data. The UI event is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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code-review-structural · head 594bc418702c · formal
The panel's brief could not be read from this round's report (no delimited brief block). The findings below are unaffected.
Findings
| Severity | Location | Finding | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🟡 | minor | tests/test_acp_trace_span.py:127 |
Unused variable _fake (assigned in a tuple unpack but never read) trips ruff F841, which PROTO.md states fails CI. The same pattern appears at line 164. Rena… |
confirmed |
findings JSON (machine-readable)
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{
"file": "tests/test_acp_trace_span.py",
"line": 127,
"severity": "minor",
"category": "conventions",
"claim": "Unused variable `_fake` (assigned in a tuple unpack but never read) trips ruff F841, which PROTO.md states fails CI. The same pattern appears at line 164. Rename to `_` or use the value to satisfy the linter.",
"evidence": "_fake, span = fake_langfuse",
"verdict": "confirmed",
"note": "Verified at lines 127 and 164 at PR head. Ruff selects F with default dummy-variable-rgx (^_+$); _fake does not match, so F841 fires. CI-blocking lint failure."
}
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Why
After tracing was turned on across the fleet, two problems showed up in Langfuse:
trace_sessionnever set IO. Generations deliberately carried only model, usage and cost (detail_in: gateway_project) and relied on the LiteLLM gateway's callback for the text. An agent on a native OAuth provider, like protoEngineer, never goes through the gateway, so its prompts and replies were logged nowhere. The session id was only in metadata, so the Sessions view didn't group anything.AcpAdapternordispatch_tappedopened a span.What
Turn and generation IO
trace_session(..., input=message)sets the input on the span and the trace. It also setssession_idand the agent tag throughlangfuse.propagate_attributes, so traces now have a realsessionId. Both chat drivers pass the message.TraceContextMiddlewarenow attaches each call's messages to its generation as input: the system prompt, then the conversation, with tool calls and tool results. The reply goes on as output. Each message is capped attracing.MAX_IO_CHARS(8k). The lead system prompt is about 50k tokens and is resent on every call; the full copy is still in prompt capture.tracing.set_session_outputrecords it as the turn's output. Last write wins. It ignores anything inside atrace_spanboundary (subagent, a2a or acp spans), using a new depth contextvar, so a subagent's closing line is never taken as the turn's answer.ACP coder spans
AcpClient.promptis the one seam every coder run crosses, which is also why the CLI coding-agent runs are invisible to telemetry — the board dispatches coders outside any turn, so the expensive half of the work records nothing #3015 telemetry row lives there. It now opens anacp:<name>agent span and records the run's outcome on it: output, state, stop_reason, tool_calls, the ACP session andERRORlevel on failure.tool:<title>child. They're parented explicitly (newtrace_tool_call(parent=)), because the reader task that sees tool events doesn't carry the span's context.Privacy and size (from an adversarial review round)
trace_session(incognito=)setsio_allowed()for the scope. The middleware also readsrequest.state["incognito"]. The ACP client captures the flag at turn start for its reader task.message_previewis dropped for incognito turns; that was an older leak.redact(), the same as AuditMiddleware's tool spans. Tool-call args are redacted as a dict, so key-based rules still apply. ACP coder tool spans and the coder's reply are redacted too.MAX_IO_CALL_CHARS(32k). The system prompt plus the newest messages that fit; older ones become an[N earlier messages omitted]marker. The per-message cap alone still let one call reach ~800 KB.tool:toolspan.set_trace_io. Langfuse shows the root span's IO as the trace's.Verified
test_acp_trace_span.pyruns a real subprocess ACP agent.test_trace_context_middleware.pycovers generation IO, the per-message cap, and the rule that a reply with tool calls isn't the answer.test_tracing.pycovers session IO and that a subagent can't set the turn's output. The trace, tracing, telemetry, ACP, subagent, chat and A2A suites pass.ruff checkandlint-importspass.api_key=[REDACTED]in the generation input. An incognito turn has no content but still has usage. The reviewer's three bug reproducers now fail, meaning the bugs are fixed, and the incognito, dedupe and redaction mutants are each caught by a test.langfuse.proto-labs.ai, SDK 4.15) with a realtrace_sessionplus middleware call. The trace showssessionId, tags, inputwhat is 2+2?and output4. The generation shows[system, user]messages as input and the assistant reply as output, and thechatspan has the same IO.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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