telemetry

Non-blocking logging for agent team orchestration is handled by appending structured, timestamped events to per-session log files. It catches all errors and returns a success status, guaranteeing execution never halts during writes.

Telemetry for multi-agent coordination supports five structured event types: lifecycle, coordination, progress, test, and resource. Each event is logged with a real-time timestamp in a pipe-delimited format for easy parsing.

Log rotation for long-running observability sessions triggers automatically when a per-session log file reaches 10MB. This keeps telemetry logs manageable without manual intervention or blocking the orchestration process.

Yes, telemetry logging is opt-in and can be configured through team definitions, environment variables, or config files. This allows you to enable structured event tracking without modifying core orchestration logic.

Telemetry logging never throws exceptions because it guarantees non-throwing behavior by catching all errors internally and returning a success status. This ensures your agent team orchestration execution never halts due to logging failures.

Non-blocking telemetry logging is suitable for high-scale multi-agent systems because it uses append-only writes and automatic 10MB log rotation. This prevents I/O bottlenecks and keeps logs manageable during long-running sessions.