Day 6: Observability (TBU)
Observability tracking using D1
I am want to track everything thought a dashboard with analytics. D1 maybe a good choice that we can track everything for a single request with everything happens. I am telling Claude what I want:
Checkout the new branch and implement this feature:
I want to store all logging data in the D1 database with the following information:
- app (telegram-webhook, github-webhook)
- trigger events
- who triggered it
- trigger time
- status
- error
- response
- duration
- token counts
- agents involved (flexible enough to explore later)
- all useful information for building the dashboard with charts and tables later.![[day-6-plan.png]]
Plan Summary
| Aspect | Decision |
|---|---|
| Package | New @duyetbot/observability |
| Schema | Single events table with JSON columns for agents/tokens |
| Granularity | Full agent chain in agents JSON array |
| Retention | No auto-delete |
| Database | New duyetbot D1 database |
| I am also asking shared-agents should manage this D1 migrations as will be using for multiple apps. The implement starting |
✽ Creating duyetbot D1 database… (esc to interrupt · ctrl+t to hide todos · 4m 49s · ↓ 4.4k tokens)
⎿ ☐ Phase 1: Create duyetbot D1 database
☐ Phase 1: Create observability migration in shared-agents
☐ Phase 1: Add D1 binding to shared-agents wrangler.toml
☐ Phase 2: Update observability storage.ts with prefixed tables
☐ Phase 3: Create memory-mcp rename migration
☐ Phase 3: Update memory-mcp source files with prefixed tables
☐ Phase 3: Delete old observability migration from memory-mcp
☐ Phase 4: Update telegram-bot wrangler.toml
☐ Phase 4: Update github-bot wrangler.toml
☐ Phase 5: Run checks and verify builds