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feat(telemetry-collector): Cloudflare Worker + D1 collector and public stats API - #8304
Layer 4 of the telemetry stack (base: #8303). Adds services/telemetry-collector/, the Cloudflare Worker + D1 backend for telemetry.opencodex.me, following devlog/_plan/261107_telemetry_dashboard/030_collector.md. This PR contains code only. Nothing is deployed;README.md lists the maintainer deploy steps.
Ingest (POST /v1/events).
Validation uses validateTelemetryPayloadV1 imported from the client's import-free src/telemetry/contract.ts, so the two sides share one set of rosters.
Bodies are capped at 16 KiB while streaming, before the whole body is read. A malformed Content-Length gets 400.
Each report has ceilings on counts and tokens, version is limited to 32 characters, and sums are clamped to Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER.
One atomic D1 batch writes the conditional rollups (WHERE NOT EXISTS) and finally INSERT OR IGNORE into daily_installs. Only the first report per install per day counts, and a failed batch rolls back completely, so a retry is safe.
Privacy. No raw IP or install id is stored. Rate limiting (30 reports/hour) uses an atomic upsert keyed by sha256(salt \0 hour \0 ip). RATE_LIMIT_SALT is required: the Worker answers 503 when it is missing. daily_installs rows are pruned after 400 days and rate-limit rows after 2 hours, by a cron trigger.
Stats (GET /v1/stats?range=7d|30d|90d|365d). Returns TelemetryStatsV1: totals, daily series, daily usage by provider, a 365-day heatmap, provider, model, version (top 50), platform and channel breakdowns, outcomes and failure causes. Each request runs one D1 batch and is cached for 300 s, both in the isolate and in caches.default. CORS allows https://opencodex.me and the local docs dev server. Errors return a generic 500 with CORS headers.
No new dependencies. It uses local minimal D1 types, its own tsconfig.json (DOM libs, no Bun types) and a placeholder D1 id.
Review round 1
D14:activeInstalls and the breakdown installs fields are install-days. Adds totals.avgDailyActiveInstalls.
D15: small-cohort protection. daily_models and daily_errors gain an installs column, and breakdown rows with fewer than 10 install-days fold into other.
D16: the rate limit is now 120 reports/hour per IP hash, to fit shared IPs.
D18: the README documents deploying the collector first and the migration ALTER TABLEs.
Verification at 057c57e8be: 55 collector and layout tests pass.
Review round 2
Carries layers 1–3 (env opt-out marker, plan update) through a plain merge; no collector change in this round. Nothing is deployed: no Worker, D1 database or DNS record is created by this PR.
Verification at 845c4d725e, isolated home (env -i): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check pass; collector worker, collector typecheck, telemetry client and guard suites 166 pass, 0 fail. Pushed with --no-verify (no pre-push hook exists; checks ran by hand).
Review round 3 (head d576dc4807)
Small cohorts (Ingwannu and both reviews, blocking): the threshold is now per (day, key) on distinct installs, applied before any range sum. New daily_provider_installs and daily_family_installs count each report once. Multi-valued dimensions drop sub-threshold rows; single-valued ones fold them into that day's other.
IPv6 rate limit (blocking): the key comes only from cf-connecting-ip, IPv6 collapses to its /64, IPv4-mapped addresses count as IPv4, and x-forwarded-for is ignored.
Smaller fixes:versions folds the tail into other instead of dropping it, an edge-cache hit keeps its build time, and the README gives the real rate-limit retention.
Tests: 12 failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts (746274cdb1, 3b8a90127c).
Verification (isolated home): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check, and 230 tests pass, 0 fail. Nothing is deployed.
Review round 4 (head 5ddf73c74f)
Forged-cohort residual (privacy P3): the README now says that reports are unauthenticated, so 9 forged reports for a rare key on the same day as one real install reach the threshold, and the sender can subtract their own share. The install stays anonymous, and the rate limit raises the cost without preventing it. The guide (docs(telemetry): telemetry and privacy guide plus configuration reference #8305) says the same.
Merges the lower layers; no collector code changed.
Verification (isolated home): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check, and 238 tests pass, 0 fail. Nothing is deployed. Pushed with --no-verify.
Round 5 (head 0b3190611d)
Merges the lower layers' round-5 fixes; no collector code changed since d576dc4807.
Verification (isolated home): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check, and 244 tests pass, 0 fail. Pushed with --no-verify.
Round 6 (head af26e03f51)
Merges the lower layers (the installer link fix and GUI copy); no collector code changed.
Verification (isolated home): 246 tests pass, 0 fail, plus typecheck, privacy scan and structure check. Pushed with --no-verify.
Round 7 (head fb7a18acbd)
Merges the lower layers; no collector code changed since d576dc4807.
Verification (isolated home): 249 tests pass, 0 fail, plus typecheck, privacy scan and structure check. Pushed with --no-verify.
Verification
bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan and bun run structure:check: pass.
Collector worker and typecheck tests, the client contract tests, the ratchet, layout and hygiene guards: 82 pass, 0 fail.
The worker tests run on an in-memory bun:sqlite D1 shim with transactional batch. They cover dedup, rollback and retry, the streaming cap, salt fail-closed, rate limiting, ceilings, exact UTC ranges, caching and CORS.
The typecheck test proves the collector project typechecks and catches injected type errors and Bun globals.
Labelled ci:full: the typecheck test runs bun check in a subprocess, which test changed cannot see.
Two independent reviews: round 1 returned FAIL (5 blockers: streaming cap, public salt fallback, non-atomic dedup, overflow, off-by-one ranges), all fixed with tests; round 2 passed.
Checklist
Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a telemetry service that accepts usage reports and provides aggregate statistics across 7-, 30-, 90-, and 365-day ranges.
Statistics include daily totals, activity trends, and breakdowns by version, platform, provider, model family, channel, and error cause.
Added protections that limit report volume and suppress small-cohort breakdowns while preserving overall totals.
Documentation
Added setup, deployment, migration, and operational guidance for the telemetry service.
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
This PR adds a telemetry collector Worker with D1-backed event ingestion, rate limiting, scheduled pruning, and statistics endpoints. It also adds per-day breakdown suppression, deployment guidance, and automated tests for collector behavior and privacy rules.
Adds D1 tables for daily install and usage aggregates and hourly rate limits, collector and statistics types, Worker configuration, and setup instructions. The typecheck and test-layout updates cover the collector tests and types.
Adds 7-, 30-, 90-, and 365-day statistics snapshots, caching, daily series, and a 365-day heatmap. Breakdown rows use per-day distinct-install thresholds; single-valued dimensions can fold qualifying small cohorts into other, while multi-valued dimensions omit sub-threshold rows. Totals and daily figures remain unfiltered.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8293 — This PR edits the collector plan files introduced there and implements collector behavior defined in those plans.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8300 — The collector typecheck includes the shared telemetry contract, and ingestion validates payloads against that contract.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to b3d79
Resolve statistics overflow and cache failure handling before merging unless explicitly accepted. Cached statistics can also remain stale beyond five minutes, and first deployment requires a documented proxied DNS prerequisite. The overflow trigger requires unusually large accumulated volumes.
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…ever sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
…il it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
…nd the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
…nd hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
… present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
…, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
…es a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
… reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
…ied 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
…ed on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
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Review comments at @services/telemetry-collector/README.md:
- Line 67: Update the deployment instructions around `bunx wrangler deploy` to
state that a proxied DNS record covering `telemetry.opencodex.me` must exist in
the Cloudflare zone before deploying the Worker.
Review comments at @services/telemetry-collector/src/stats.ts:
- Around line 46-52: Update SQL_CLAMPED_TOKENS_SUM to prevent SQLite’s SUM from
overflowing before the outer clamp; use an overflow-safe saturating accumulation
that preserves nonnegative per-field clamping. Add a regression test with enough
qualifying provider/day rows at Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER to verify the 365-day
stats query succeeds and returns the saturated result.
- Line 63: Update the cache-hit response header construction for both snapshot
paths so freshness reflects the snapshot’s original build time: set Age or
reduce max-age by the snapshot’s elapsed age instead of advertising a fresh 300
seconds. Use the snapshot’s existing build-time value and preserve the current
cache policy.
- Around line 567-573: Update the stats request flow around edgeCache lookups
and edgeCache.put so rejected lookups are treated as cache misses and proceed to
the existing D1 query, while rejected writes do not fail an already-built
response. Add tests covering both failure paths and verify the response still
succeeds via D1 or the built snapshot, as applicable.
Review comments at @tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-worker.test.ts:
- Around line 1069-1073: In the ingestion test, use h.sqlite to assert the
persisted input counters directly, converting them to text before comparison so
large values are not rounded during the read. Keep the existing stats endpoint
assertions to verify its response separately.
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services/telemetry-collector/wrangler.toml:4 uses a route for telemetry.opencodex.me. If no DNS record covers that hostname, the public URL cannot resolve. Cloudflare routes require a proxied DNS record.
Suggested fix
-4. Deploy the Worker:+4. Ensure a proxied DNS record covers `telemetry.opencodex.me` in the Cloudflare zone, then deploy the Worker:
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Review comment at @services/telemetry-collector/README.md at line 67:
Update the deployment instructions around `bunx wrangler deploy` to state that a
proxied DNS record covering `telemetry.opencodex.me` must exist in the
Cloudflare zone before deploying the Worker.
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Prevent overflow before clamping the model token sum.
For a 365-day range, 1,025 qualifying provider/day rows at Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER can overflow SQLite’s SUM before MIN clamps it. The batch then fails and /v1/stats returns 500. Use overflow-safe saturating accumulation and add a multi-row regression test.
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52:
Update SQL_CLAMPED_TOKENS_SUM to prevent SQLite’s SUM from overflowing before
the outer clamp; use an overflow-safe saturating accumulation that preserves
nonnegative per-field clamping. Add a regression test with enough qualifying
provider/day rows at Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER to verify the 365-day stats query
succeeds and returns the saturated result.
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nl -ba services/telemetry-collector/src/ingest.ts | sed -n '245,435p'
nl -ba services/telemetry-collector/src/stats.ts | sed -n '198,335p'
nl -ba tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-worker.test.ts | sed -n '1075,1208p'
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Repository: lidge-jun/opencodex
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Web query:
Cloudflare workers cache API response cache.match age header Response new Response headers workers date Age
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Cache · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/cache/
- Using the Cache API · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/examples/cache-api/
- Cloudflare cache responses · Cloudflare Cache (CDN) docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/concepts/cache-responses/
- Workers Cache · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/cache/
- How the Cache works · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/reference/how-the-cache-works/
- …and 24 more
Preserve snapshot age in downstream cache headers.
When a cache hit returns a snapshot built 240 seconds earlier, the response still advertises max-age=300. A downstream cache can reuse it for another five minutes and miss newer reports. Set Age or reduce max-age on both cache-hit paths using the snapshot’s original build time.
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Review comment at @services/telemetry-collector/src/stats.ts at line 63:
Update the cache-hit response header construction for both snapshot paths so
freshness reflects the snapshot’s original build time: set Age or reduce max-age
by the snapshot’s elapsed age instead of advertising a fresh 300 seconds. Use
the snapshot’s existing build-time value and preserve the current cache policy.
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Sources consulted:
- workerd/src/workerd/api/cache.c++ at main · cloudflare/workerd · GitHub — https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/blob/main/src/workerd/api/cache.c%2B%2B
- Cache · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/cache/
- Using the Cache API · Cloudflare Workers docs — https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/examples/cache-api/
- …and 26 more
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Fall back to D1 when edge-cache operations fail.
On an isolate-cache miss, a rejected edge lookup returns HTTP 500 instead of querying D1. A rejected write also returns 500 after the snapshot is built. Treat lookup failures as cache misses and write failures as non-fatal. Add tests for both paths.
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Review comment at @services/telemetry-collector/src/stats.ts around lines 567 -
573:
Update the stats request flow around edgeCache lookups and edgeCache.put so
rejected lookups are treated as cache misses and proceed to the existing D1
query, while rejected writes do not fail an already-built response. Add tests
covering both failure paths and verify the response still succeeds via D1 or the
built snapshot, as applicable.
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Assert the stored counters after ingestion.
The stats endpoint clamps values independently, so these assertions can pass if ingestion stores counters above Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. Check the seeded input counters directly. Cast them to text to avoid rounding during the read.
Suggested test additions
--- "a/tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-worker.test.ts"+++ "b/tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-worker.test.ts"@@ -1066,7 +1066,11 @@
NOW,
);
expect(statsRes.status).toBe(200);
+ expect(h.sqlite.query("SELECT CAST(input AS TEXT) AS input FROM daily_totals WHERE day = ?1").get(day))+ .toEqual({ input: String(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) });+ expect(h.sqlite.query("SELECT CAST(input AS TEXT) AS input FROM daily_models WHERE day = ?1 AND provider_kind = 'claude-subscription' AND model_family = 'claude-opus'").get(day))+ .toEqual({ input: String(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) });
const stats = (await statsRes.json()) as TelemetryStatsV1;
expect(stats.totals.tokens.input).toBe(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER);
expect(stats.totals.requests).toBeLessThanOrEqual(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER);
expect(stats.daily[0]?.tokens).toBe(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER);
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lines 1069 - 1073:
In the ingestion test, use h.sqlite to assert the persisted input counters
directly, converting them to text before comparison so large values are not
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Value. This is the source of the collector for telemetry.opencodex.me, the endpoint the client in #8300 (c0fedf266e) posts to. It is a Cloudflare Worker that ingests, de-duplicates, rate-limits, rolls up and serves public aggregates. It is the only collector implementation. Merging it deploys nothing: wrangler.toml keeps the placeholder database_id, and no Cloudflare resource or command is involved.
UX. No user-visible change. The only files are under services/telemetry-collector/, plus its tests, one test helper, the test-layout maps and two plan docs. The proxy, CLI and dashboard are untouched.
No regression for existing users. Nothing in the proxy runtime changes, and the Worker is isolated: tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-typecheck.test.ts typechecks it as a separate project. At this head, in an isolated home: typecheck, privacy:scan and structure:check pass, and 192 tests pass with 0 failures, including the worker, typecheck and privacy suites. The fresh review re-ran the collector and layout suites: 91 pass, 0 fail.
Ingwannu's blocking items (review at d02265769f) are fixed in 746274cdb1, with tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts:
Small-cohort exposure. The threshold is now applied per (day, key) to distinct installs before anything is summed over a range. Ingest maintains daily_provider_installs and daily_family_installs (stats.tsfoldedInstallBreakdownSql, ingest.ts). Tests: "one install reporting on 12 days of a range never appears as its own breakdown row", "one install using 12 model families through one provider in one day does not publish that provider-day", "five installs each using two model families through one provider do not publish that provider", and "a genuine cohort of 10 distinct installs on one day is published, counted once per install".
IPv6 rate-limit key. Only cf-connecting-ip is read. IPv6 is keyed on its /64, IPv4-mapped IPv6 maps to the IPv4 address, and x-forwarded-for is never consulted (ingest.tsrateLimitClientKey). Tests: "IPv6 addresses in one /64 share the hourly limit and different /64s do not", "compressed IPv6 forms resolve to the same /64, including '::'", "IPv4-mapped IPv6 shares the IPv4 bucket…", and "x-forwarded-for is ignored…".
The README and 060_review_round.md were updated to match (3b8a90127c, ab92292a46), including the residual risk that forged reports can lift a real install over the threshold.
Merge with dev. This head is exactly dev plus this layer's reviewed diff (d496b18f9c..fb7a18acbd, 17 files). The one hand-placed change: the three collector entries in tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json sit on dev's telemetry line. No dev file was lost.
Reviews. The final fresh review and the privacy review passed at fb7a18acbd. A fresh review passed at this exact head, b3d79f0388; it confirmed both blocking fixes in the code.
Deployment follow-ups before any Cloudflare deploy (not part of this merge):
Use TOTAL() for the range sums, to avoid the SQLite integer overflow.
Make edge-cache put/match failures non-fatal.
Set [observability] logs off.
Document the D1 Time Travel retention window.
Document snapshot and provider-minus-family differencing.
CodeRabbit's findings (review 5821752039). All five concern running the Worker, which this merge does not deploy, and none affects the proxy:
SQLite SUM can overflow on the 365-day model sum before clamping (Major, stats.ts:52). Already on the pre-deploy list ("use TOTAL()"); add a multi-row regression test with it.
Edge-cache lookup/write failures return 500 (stats.ts:573). Already on the pre-deploy list.
A cache hit advertises max-age=300 regardless of snapshot age (stats.ts:63). Added to the pre-deploy list: set Age or shorten max-age from the build time.
README should state the proxied DNS record prerequisite (README.md:67). Added to the pre-deploy list.
Assert stored counters directly after ingestion (worker test). Test-only follow-up.
CI. All 36 checks passed on b3d79f0388, including gates, ci, all five test shards and CodeQL Analyze (actions, go, javascript-typescript, rust). structure gate was skipped because this layer changes nothing under structure/; structure:check passed in the isolated-home gate.
Decision: merge (squash; --admin because Ingwannu's earlier change request is still open on GitHub and both blocking items are fixed above, per the owner decision of 2026-11-09).
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Layer 4 of the telemetry stack (base: #8303). Adds
services/telemetry-collector/, the Cloudflare Worker + D1 backend fortelemetry.opencodex.me, followingdevlog/_plan/261107_telemetry_dashboard/030_collector.md. This PR contains code only. Nothing is deployed;README.mdlists the maintainer deploy steps.POST /v1/events).validateTelemetryPayloadV1imported from the client's import-freesrc/telemetry/contract.ts, so the two sides share one set of rosters.Content-Lengthgets 400.versionis limited to 32 characters, and sums are clamped toNumber.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER.WHERE NOT EXISTS) and finallyINSERT OR IGNOREintodaily_installs. Only the first report per install per day counts, and a failed batch rolls back completely, so a retry is safe.sha256(salt \0 hour \0 ip).RATE_LIMIT_SALTis required: the Worker answers 503 when it is missing.daily_installsrows are pruned after 400 days and rate-limit rows after 2 hours, by a cron trigger.GET /v1/stats?range=7d|30d|90d|365d). ReturnsTelemetryStatsV1: totals, daily series, daily usage by provider, a 365-day heatmap, provider, model, version (top 50), platform and channel breakdowns, outcomes and failure causes. Each request runs one D1 batch and is cached for 300 s, both in the isolate and incaches.default. CORS allowshttps://opencodex.meand the local docs dev server. Errors return a generic 500 with CORS headers.tsconfig.json(DOM libs, no Bun types) and a placeholder D1 id.Review round 1
activeInstallsand the breakdowninstallsfields are install-days. Addstotals.avgDailyActiveInstalls.daily_modelsanddaily_errorsgain aninstallscolumn, and breakdown rows with fewer than 10 install-days fold intoother.ALTER TABLEs.057c57e8be: 55 collector and layout tests pass.Review round 2
845c4d725e, isolated home (env -i): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check pass; collector worker, collector typecheck, telemetry client and guard suites 166 pass, 0 fail. Pushed with--no-verify(no pre-push hook exists; checks ran by hand).Review round 3 (head
d576dc4807)(day, key)on distinct installs, applied before any range sum. Newdaily_provider_installsanddaily_family_installscount each report once. Multi-valued dimensions drop sub-threshold rows; single-valued ones fold them into that day'sother.cf-connecting-ip, IPv6 collapses to its /64, IPv4-mapped addresses count as IPv4, andx-forwarded-foris ignored.versionsfolds the tail intootherinstead of dropping it, an edge-cache hit keeps its build time, and the README gives the real rate-limit retention.tests/usage/usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts(746274cdb1,3b8a90127c).Review round 4 (head
5ddf73c74f)--no-verify.Round 5 (head
0b3190611d)d576dc4807.--no-verify.Round 6 (head
af26e03f51)--no-verify.Round 7 (head
fb7a18acbd)d576dc4807.--no-verify.Verification
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