* feat(lsp): move editor telemetry to Axiom and unify the opt-out
Completes the cutover. The language server gets the same split as the CLI —
spans and metrics to Axiom, crashes to Sentry — with one difference that matters:
an editor session can run for hours and may never shut down cleanly, so its
exporters use a periodic interval instead of relying on a shutdown flush. Its
counters also now route through `record-metric.ts` rather than calling the Sentry
SDK directly, so they finally carry the run attributes every other metric has.
`is-telemetry-enabled.ts` becomes the single gate for every backend, which fixes
a real hazard: `REACT_DOCTOR_NO_TELEMETRY` was previously honored only by the
language server, and blanking `SENTRY_DSN` no longer silences anything. The evals
harness relied on exactly that, so it would have started reporting eval scans as
production telemetry; it now sets the env flag like the benchmark and delta-audit
runners already did.
Removes what the cutover made dead: the Sentry metric scrubber (no CLI or LSP
metrics flow through Sentry anymore), `resolveTracesSampleRate` and its
constants (neither client records spans), and the span-status and HrTime
constants the deleted tracer bridge used.
Rewrites the AGENTS.md observability section, which described a Sentry-only
architecture, and updates the `--debug` docs wording.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(lsp): correct editor span timing, attribution, and startup export
Give the wide event its real duration. `Effect.makeSpan` stamps the start time
from the clock, and the event is emitted once the burst has already finished —
so start and end landed at the same instant and every editor scan reported a
duration of ~0, even though `durationMs` was correct as an attribute. The span
is now built straight off the tracer, which takes an explicit `startTime`, so
the scan's real window is supplied on both ends. This restores what the Sentry
path got from `startTime`.
Attribute editor telemetry to the editor. Routing LSP counters through
`recordCount` picked up the shared run context, which classified the process as
`command: "inspect"` / `origin: "cli"` — so editor metrics were misfiled in
Axiom and disagreed with the LSP's own Sentry scope, which tags them
`experimental-lsp` / `lsp`. `experimental-lsp` is now a recognized command and
implies the `lsp` origin.
Open the exporters at startup. They were built lazily from the first completed
scan, so a session that recorded session-start counters and was then killed
before any scan finished exported nothing — the shutdown flush found no scope.
Building at init also starts the periodic interval ticking, which is the point
of having one for a daemon.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove the legacy interactive renderer fallback by preserving scoped scan behavior in the Ink dashboard. Includes workspace dead-code ownership and degraded-baseline gate parity.
Bundle the Ink and React renderer so inspected projects cannot supply a missing or incompatible React runtime. Exercise the packed CLI in a real PTY against a React 18 fixture.
Resolve destructured Zustand imperative APIs by binding and property identity while preserving diagnostics for legitimate bound store hooks with API-like names.
* fix(rules): correct form and fragment diagnostics
* fix(rules): handle fragment review edge cases
* fix: handle document-top fragment links
* fix(a11y): parse ids from html tags only
* fix(a11y): resolve static fragment aliases
* fix(a11y): retain known fragment targets
* fix(a11y): tokenize html id attributes
* fix: preserve known fragment IDs in mixed spreads
* fix: preserve known fragment ID defaults
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