[observability] Observability Coverage Report - 2026-07-03 #43059
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Caution
agentic threat detected
Threat detection flagged this output in warn mode. Manual review is REQUIRED before any follow-up automation.
Details
The threat detection engine failed to produce results.
Review the workflow run logs for details.
Executive Summary
I sampled 18 unique workflow runs from the last 7 days. The dominant issue is firewall observability: every sampled firewall-enabled run is missing
access.log, so Squid egress debugging is blocked across the sample. MCP telemetry is materially better: all 4 sampled MCP-enabled runs haverpc-messages.jsonl, but one is empty and should be treated as a quality warning.Key Alerts and Anomalies
Caution
access.logis missing from all 17 sampled firewall-enabled runs. This is critical because the raw Squid trace is the primary artifact for egress/debugging.Warning
One MCP run, §28621345804, has an empty
rpc-messages.jsonl(0 lines). Telemetry is present, but it is not useful for debugging.Coverage Summary
access.log)gateway.jsonlorrpc-messages.jsonl)Detailed Run Analysis
Firewall-Enabled Runs
MCP-Enabled Runs
rpc-messages.jsonlrpc-messages.jsonlrpc-messages.jsonlrpc-messages.jsonlRecommended Actions
access.logfor every firewall-enabled run, or upload it as a required artifact, so Squid egress incidents can be debugged after the fact.access.logis absent even if summary counts exist.rpc-messages.jsonl) enabled, but alert on empty files so capture regressions are visible quickly.References:
Analysis window: last 7 days | Runs analyzed: 18
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