Telemetry Atlas
Four signal families, one shared language
We do not install a new observability product. We help your team trust the automation telemetry you already collect — or decide what to stop collecting.
Gate signals
Pass, fail, skip, and timeout events only matter when exposure is logged after the check runs. We map which gates fire on schedule start versus result, and which cancelled runs still pollute pass rates.
Recovery signals
“Recovered” needs a behavior that maps to value — traffic restored, gate cleared, rollback complete. We lock that definition before drawing any recovery curve, and publish exclusion rules for dry-runs and sandboxes.
Agent and runner signals
Queue depth, crash loops, and chatty debug agents often dominate volume. We separate operational noise from delivery-critical emitters so boards stop arguing about the wrong tiles.
Human handoff signals
Approvals, manual overrides, and escalations are automation telemetry too. Without them, funnels invent phantom speed. We inventory where people still touch the path and how those moments are tagged.
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