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Prod audit of OpenRouter Broadcast traces with no Maple parent (post-#829). Three causes, each fixed here:

  1. Investigation turns lost their entire Maple-side trace — 22 of 101 investigation sessions on 2026-09-17 show as — | openrouter | openrouter in Agent Sessions. The OpenRouter mirror nested under Maple span ids, but trace_detail_spans had zero maple-chat spans for the trace. turn-runner.ts buffers the whole turn in the module-scope SDK and flushed it once, in finally after runtime.dispose(), under ctx.waitUntil with no live request (an investigation has no subscriber). One fetch had to survive the object's remaining life; when it did not, everything was gone (a failed flush restores + 60 s cooldown, an evicted isolate loses the buffer). Ingest saw no non-2xx for Maple's org, payloads are ~0.3 MiB, subrequests ≤140 — the loss is at the export, not downstream.
  2. MAX_BUFFER = 10_000 dropped new spans — turns past the cap exported 10,000 leaves and no chat.turn root (2/39 traces in one hour had exactly 10000 spans and no root).
  3. Slack agent sent no span idssession_id + trace_name only, so every call is a root trace inside the wrun_ session; the follow-up relevance gate sent no session_id either, so each gate call is its own trace:<id> OpenRouter-only session.

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  • apps/ai/src/chat/turn-runner.ts: flush every 10 s while the turn runs (flush never rejects and serializes, so ticks queue behind the final flush), and flush before dispose() as well as after — the turn's spans have ended by then and dispose's finalizers (pg connection, model client) are the part that can still hang. Bounds a lost flush to the tail of the turn.
  • packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/flushable-tracer.ts: evict the oldest span when full; restore keeps the newest. Tests updated to the new policy.
  • apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/openrouter-trace.ts (new): a fetch for the OpenRouter provider that stamps trace.trace_id / trace.parent_span_id from the active OTel span into the request body — same seam as withPerCallFields in apps/ai. Wired into agent-model.ts and follow-up-relevance.ts. @opentelemetry/context-async-hooks added as a devDependency so the tests can run under an active span.

Not in this PR

  • OpenRouter's own error-path export (trace.name='OpenRouter Request', emitted when every provider attempt fails) ignores the request's trace object — those stay root traces, still attributed by session_id; OpenRouter-side.
  • The openrouter-connection-test span (TraceId 000…01) from Broadcast's "test" button shows up as a sessionless trace:0000… row; ingest could drop it.

Verification

  • packages/effect-sdk: vitest run on flushable-tracer, flush-core, cloudflare/index — 43 pass.
  • apps/slack-agent: bun test on the three touched suites — 20 pass; tsc --noEmit clean; oxlint clean.
  • apps/ai: turn-metering.test.ts (loads turn-runner) — 12 pass.
  • Post-deploy check: SELECT count() FROM ai_trace_index WHERE SessionId LIKE '%:inv-%' GROUP BY SessionId HAVING countIf(VendorId='maple')=0 should trend to zero; Slack wrun_ sessions should stop producing ParentSpanId='' openrouter rows.

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  • New Features

    • Telemetry now flushes periodically during active AI chat turns.
    • Telemetry flushes can be forced when needed, including during final cleanup.
    • Slack agent requests maintain trace continuity across related AI service activity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Telemetry and logs now retain the newest data when buffers reach capacity.
    • Restored telemetry is handled more reliably alongside newly collected data.
    • Telemetry requests now time out after 15 seconds.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for flushing, trace continuity, request handling, and buffer capacity behavior.

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  • Cooldown could skip the final flush: a tick's failed POST armed the SDK's 60 s cooldown, and both end-of-turn flushes honoured it. flush(env, { force: true }) now posts through the cooldown (runFlush/flushSignal take force); the turn's two final flushes use it. A forced failure still re-arms the cooldown for plain flushes. Test in flush-core.test.ts.
  • Unbounded POST ahead of dispose(): post now sends AbortSignal.timeout(15 s), so a stalled collector fails into the cooldown instead of holding the turn slot.
  • One timer per turn on a shared buffer: one module-scope interval, refcounted across live turns.
  • Logger kept the old drop-newest policy: aligned with the tracer; README + server preset option doc updated.
  • Slack: only sampled spans are stamped (TraceFlags.SAMPLED); withActiveSpan moved out of a .test.ts into agent/lib/test-span.ts; array-shaped trace guarded; per-call test added.
  • Restore test rewritten to actually exercise prepend order.

…ple session

Three ways an OpenRouter mirror trace ended up with no Maple parent in prod:

- The chat turn buffered every span in the Durable Object and flushed once, at
  the end, as background work no request keeps alive. 22 of 101 investigation
  passes on 2026-09-17 lost that flush entirely; OpenRouter's spans arrived
  nested under span ids the warehouse never saw. The turn now flushes every
  10 s while it runs, and once more before `dispose()` rather than only after.
- The SDK's span buffer refused new spans past 10,000, which drops the root
  that ends last; it now evicts the oldest, and `restore` keeps the newest.
- The Slack agent sent `session_id` and `trace_name` but no span ids, so every
  call was a root trace, and the follow-up gate sent no session at all. The
  provider now goes through a `fetch` that stamps the active span's ids per
  request, on both models.
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The pull request adds shared telemetry flushing for concurrent chat turns, propagates sampled OpenTelemetry span metadata to OpenRouter, and updates telemetry buffers and flushes with capacity eviction, forced retries, and request timeouts.

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Turn telemetry flushing
apps/ai/src/chat/turn-runner.ts
Concurrent turns share one telemetry timer. Cleanup clears the timer and performs forced flushes before and after runtime disposal.
OpenRouter span propagation
apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/openrouter-trace.ts, apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/test-span.ts, apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/agent-model.ts, apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/follow-up-relevance.ts, apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/openrouter-trace.test.ts, apps/slack-agent/agent/lib/agent-model.test.ts, apps/slack-agent/package.json
OpenRouter requests use sampled active-span metadata. Array-valued trace fields are replaced. Tests use shared span setup and cover sequential spans, unchanged bodies, and non-object bodies.
Flush and buffer reliability
packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/flushable-tracer.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/flushable-logger.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/flush-core.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/cloudflare/index.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/server/flushable.ts, packages/effect-sdk/src/shared/*test.ts, packages/effect-sdk/README.md
Buffers evict oldest items and retain newer restored entries. Forced flushes bypass cooldowns, failed retries preserve cooldown behavior, and outbound requests time out after 15 seconds. Documentation and tests cover these behaviors.

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Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SlackAgent
  participant ActiveSpan
  participant openRouterFetch
  participant OpenRouter
  SlackAgent->>ActiveSpan: Run model request in active span
  SlackAgent->>openRouterFetch: Send request body
  openRouterFetch->>ActiveSpan: Read sampled trace and span IDs
  openRouterFetch->>OpenRouter: Send request with trace metadata
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A failed telemetry export immediately before server shutdown can leave restored records buffered without a guaranteed retry, causing observability data loss; the final server flush should bypass cooldown before merge.

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- `flush(env, { force: true })` posts through a signal's 60 s cooldown; the
  turn's two final flushes use it, so a tick's failed POST can no longer leave
  them skipped. OTLP POSTs now abort after 15 s, so a stalled collector fails
  into the cooldown instead of holding the turn slot.
- One flush timer per isolate, refcounted across turns, instead of one per
  turn against the shared buffer.
- The log buffer evicts the oldest record like the span buffer does; README
  and the server preset's option doc describe the new policy.
- Slack agent: only sampled spans are stamped; the test helper for an active
  span lives in its own module instead of a sibling test file.

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🟠 Major · Force the shutdown flush. · flushable.ts:199

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Force the shutdown flush.

After a timer flush fails, flushSignal restores the batch and sets its 60-second cooldown. dispose() clears the timer and awaits the local zero-argument flush, whose runFlush call leaves force unset. The restored records are therefore skipped during the cooldown. No other shutdown mechanism retries these buffers.

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In `@packages/effect-sdk/src/server/flushable.ts` at line 199, Update the disposal
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In `@apps/ai/src/chat/turn-runner.ts`:
- Line 486: Update the cleanup flow around runtime.dispose() to bound its wait
with a timeout and preserve best-effort disposal behavior. Ensure the second
forced flush runs after the bounded disposal regardless of whether disposal
completes or times out, using the existing runtime and flush symbols without
changing unrelated behavior.

In `@packages/effect-sdk/README.md`:
- Line 76: Update the forced-flush description near flush(env, { force: true })
to state that it bypasses the active signal cooldown, and instruct Cloudflare
Worker callers to use ctx.waitUntil(telemetry.flush(env, { force: true })) for
the final flush so it can complete.

In `@packages/effect-sdk/src/cloudflare/index.ts`:
- Around line 204-236: Extend the Cloudflare cooldown test for the public
telemetry.flush API to call telemetry.flush(env, { force: true }) after the
within-cooldown no-op assertion, then verify the transport call count exceeds
failedCount. Keep the existing consoleErrorSpy assertion and use this test to
validate that the callback forwards options?.force to runFlush.

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- Line 199: Update the disposal path around the local zero-argument flush so it
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Comment thread packages/effect-sdk/src/cloudflare/index.ts
A hung finalizer kept `runChatSessionTurn` pending, which skipped the second
forced flush and the session's `endTurn`. Disposal is now given five seconds,
the same bound the metering call already has. Also covers the Cloudflare
preset's public `flush(env, { force: true })` in its cooldown test and
tightens the README sentence describing it.
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