Instrumented Contract
A productized extension of observability thinking that, beyond logging events, additionally specifies what the expected state should be. After each tool call, the actual state is compared against it, upgrading descriptive data into diagnostic data.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The instrumentation contract stipulates that after each tool call, the actual state should be compared against the expected state, thereby upgrading descriptive data into diagnostic data.
One of the principles to be learned from Tev is: in production environments, use the same world specification as an instrumentation contract, checking against the expected state on every tool call.
All Facts (2)
The instrumentation contract stipulates that after each tool call, the actual state should be compared against the expected state, thereby upgrading descriptive data into diagnostic data.
50%UnverifiedOne of the principles to be learned from Tev is: in production environments, use the same world specification as an instrumentation contract, checking against the expected state on every tool call.
50%