observability-derivation

You derive observability obligations by processing DomainSpec aspect docs to produce a runtime-neutral inventory of typed metric obligations, formalizing one obligation per matching clause O1–O16 with source anchors for traceability.

A runtime-neutral metric obligation inventory is a deterministic set of observability requirements extracted from DomainSpec aspect docs, designed to be consumed by any backend without coupling to specific instrumentation code.

Yes, you can use the derived observability obligations with any telemetry backend. The inventory is explicitly instrumentation-neutral, keeping runtime code out of scope so the formalized O1–O16 obligations remain backend-agnostic.

DomainSpec aspect docs map to observability obligations by matching domain clauses to the O1–O16 framework. Each matching clause generates one typed obligation tagged by fidelity, health, and effectiveness with source anchors attached.

The best way to plan metrics without writing instrumentation code is to derive a typed metric-obligation inventory from DomainSpec aspect docs, formalizing observability requirements deterministically while remaining runtime-neutral.

No, you do not need specific monitoring dependencies to generate a metric obligation inventory. The derivation operates solely on DomainSpec aspect docs and outputs a runtime-neutral set of formalized obligations without requiring external libraries.