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coderd emitted the structured interception records as they arrived over
DRPC, so
a record the gateway never sends cannot be exported.
- Add `--ai-gateway-structured-logging-source` (`coderd`, `gateway`,
`both`) and
teach the gateway's `LogRecorder` to emit the same format where the
records
originate. Gateway lines omit `thread_parent_id` and `thread_root_id`,
which
are resolved by a database lookup only coderd can perform.
- Reaching the serving pool required repairing the pool options: they
were
derived at construction sites and discarded, so the server always built
its
pool with the defaults. They are now derived from the deployment
configuration
in one place and passed to the pool that serves requests. The server
reports
those options, and its ownership of the `key_pool_state` collector, so a
second
registration cannot silently reappear and panic startup.
- The standalone gateway inherits both structured logging options, since
it is
now one of the processes that can emit.
This is the keystone of the stack: the flag, the mechanism that carries
it and
the behavior it selects land together, so
`TestAIGatewayStart_InheritedOptions`
and the gateway help output stay truthful at every commit.
<details>
<summary>Why the stack is ordered this way</summary>
The final design is a chain of recorder decorators:
+---------------------+
| AsyncRecorder | all records except the interception start
+---------------------+
| LogRecorder | emit the structured record
+---------------------+
| ValidatingRecorder | refuse malformed records
+---------------------+
| caller middleware | record policy, e.g. drop content
+---------------------+
| TraceRecorder |
+---------------------+
| DRPCRecorder | acquire client, send to coderd
+---------------------+
Ordering constraints:
- The record type constants (1) are the vocabulary both emitters and the
validator use, so they come first.
- Validation (5) rejects unset timestamps, so records must already be
stamped
where they are created (3). Stamping at creation leaves
`WrappedRecorder`
doing nothing but client acquisition, which is why it is folded into
`DRPCRecorder` (4) and not before.
- coderd's server-time fallback (2) is what keeps a gateway of an older
version
from persisting zero times once the gateway owns stamping (3).
- PRs 1 to 5 change no user-visible surface. Each deployment option then
lands
with the code that reads it: the log source with gateway-side emission
(6),
content recording with the filter that drops the records (7). Pool
options are
plumbed to the serving pool in 6, where the first option that needs them
arrives, rather than as an unused hook beforehand.
</details>
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