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You can query hook performance and health data from a SQLite events database by running deterministic queries that validate results and return actionable insights without relying on cached data. This enables consolidated visibility into real-time metrics and traces.

Hook observability reports support multiple types including stats, health, blocks, escalation, replay, and focused diagnostics. These reports enable both full dashboards and turn-scoped drill-downs for comprehensive event analysis.

Yes, you can generate a real-time hook audit dashboard that ensures data freshness by executing deterministic queries directly on the SQLite events database and returning immediate results without caching.

The best way to troubleshoot hook escalation and blocking issues is to generate specific escalation and blocks reports from the SQLite events database, validating the query results to detect reliability issues quickly.

Yes, you need direct access to the SQLite events database to run hook observability diagnostics. The process executes deterministic queries against the database directly to ensure data freshness and bypass cached results.

Hook observability dashboards show stale trace data when cached results are used instead of direct database queries. Generating reports through deterministic queries on the SQLite events database ensures immediate failure reporting and data freshness.