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…fixes - Created `CONTINUITY_ses_458c.md` to document progress on fixing TypeScript errors in `image-tool.ts` and implementing new tools using available packages. - Fixed TypeScript error related to `input.psm` casting. - Identified remaining TypeScript errors and outlined next steps for resolution. - Documented key decisions regarding tool stack and schema fixes. - Created `CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.md` to summarize the migration of non-compliant tools to the `tracingContext` pattern. - Migrated `finnhub-tools.ts`, `git-local.tool.ts`, `jwt-auth.tool.ts`, and `polygon-tools.ts` to remove direct OpenTelemetry API usage. - Replaced all relevant OpenTelemetry API calls with the new tracing context methods. - Ensured all tools emit `data-tool-progress` events and check for cancellation support. - Documented key decisions and next steps for verifying the migrations and addressing unrelated file errors.
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This pull request primarily focuses on a significant refactoring of OpenTelemetry tracing implementation across various tools, moving from direct @opentelemetry/api calls to a new tracingContext pattern provided by @mastra/core/observability. This refactoring affects extractLearningsTool, multiple financial-chart-tools, find-references.tool.ts, find-symbol.tool.ts, all finnhub-tools.ts, all git-local.tool.ts, and all github.ts tools. The changes standardize span creation (createChildSpan), attribute setting (span?.update({ output, metadata })), and error reporting (span?.error({ error, endSpan: true })), and introduce abortSignal checks for cancellation support in many tools. Additionally, the package.json file has been updated to reflect dependency changes, including the removal of @mastra/otel-exporter and the addition of several new libraries like axios-retry, bottleneck, cytoscape, html-to-image, leaflet, sharp, simple-statistics, technicalindicators, and tesseract.js. A new file, image-tool.ts, introduces ocrTool, imageProcessorTool, and imageToMarkdownTool utilizing tesseract.js and sharp. The git-local.tool.ts also sees functional updates to gitStashTool and gitConfigTool parameters. Review comments highlight issues in image-tool.ts where a flip() operation was unconditionally applied, blur check was incorrect (!== null instead of !== undefined), and in multi-string-edit.tool.ts where a failed edit was not properly marked as an error in the span.
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The flip() operation is being applied unconditionally to the image processing pipeline. This will cause every image processed by this tool to be flipped horizontally, regardless of the input options. It should only be applied if ops.flip is true.
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The check ops.blur !== null is incorrect. The Zod schema defines blur as an optional number, so it will be undefined if not provided, not null. This will cause a TypeError when blur is undefined because pipeline.blur(undefined) is not a valid call. The check should be for undefined instead.
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Pull request overview
This pull request documents and implements a comprehensive migration from direct OpenTelemetry API usage to Mastra's runtime-provided tracingContext pattern across multiple tools. The PR also introduces new tools for technical analysis and image processing.
Changes:
- Created session summaries documenting tool migration progress and TypeScript error fixes
- Added new technical-analysis.tool.ts with comprehensive financial indicators (2270 lines)
- Added new image-tool.ts for OCR and image processing (764 lines)
- Migrated 15+ tool files from OpenTelemetry APIs to tracingContext pattern
- Updated package dependencies including new image/statistics libraries
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| thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.md | Session summary documenting OpenTelemetry migration for 4 tool files |
| thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_458c.md | Session summary for image-tool.ts TypeScript fixes |
| src/mastra/tools/technical-analysis.tool.ts | New comprehensive technical analysis tool with 10+ indicators |
| src/mastra/tools/image-tool.ts | New OCR and image processing tool using Tesseract/Sharp |
| src/mastra/tools/random-generator.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/polygon-tools.ts | Migrated 6 Polygon.io tools to tracingContext |
| src/mastra/tools/pdf.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/pdf-data-conversion.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/multi-string-edit.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/jwt-auth.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/github.ts | Migrated 14 GitHub tools to tracingContext |
| src/mastra/tools/git-local.tool.ts | Migrated 6 git tools to tracingContext |
| src/mastra/tools/find-symbol.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/find-references.tool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| src/mastra/tools/financial-chart-tools.ts | Migrated 4 chart tools to tracingContext |
| src/mastra/tools/extractLearningsTool.ts | Migrated to tracingContext pattern |
| package.json | Updated Mastra packages and added new dependencies for image/statistics tools |
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src/mastra/tools/pdf.ts (4)
16-57: Lifecycle hooks are declared beforeexecute(guideline violation).
MoveonInputStart/onInputDelta/onInputAvailable/onOutputto afterexecuteinsidecreateTool({...}). As per coding guidelines, lifecycle hooks must be declared afterexecute.
57-98: Missing early cancellation check + sync fs calls can block the event loop.
AddabortSignalcheck at the top ofexecute, and preferfs.promisesoverexistsSync/readFileSyncto avoid blocking. As per coding guidelines, tools should respect cancellation signals and avoid long-running synchronous work.
47-55: High risk of leaking sensitive PDF content to logs/traces; also spans may exceed exporter limits.
onOutputlogsoutput.contentandspan.updatestores the full extracted text. Truncate/remove content from logs and store only metadata (pageCount/textLength + maybe a short excerpt). As per coding guidelines, never log secrets/PII.Proposed fix (truncate logs + avoid full-text span output)
@@ - onOutput: ({ output, toolCallId, toolName, abortSignal }) => { + onOutput: ({ output, toolCallId, toolName, abortSignal }) => { + const preview = + output.content.length > 500 + ? `${output.content.slice(0, 500)}…` + : output.content log.info('readPDF completed', { toolCallId, toolName, outputData: { - content: output.content, + // Avoid logging full extracted PDF text (may contain sensitive data) + contentPreview: preview, + contentLength: output.content.length, }, hook: 'onOutput', }) }, @@ - span?.update({ output: { content: text }, metadata: { 'tool.output.pageCount': totalPages, 'tool.output.textLength': text.length } }) + span?.update({ + // Avoid putting full extracted text into tracing payloads + output: { contentPreview: text.slice(0, 500) }, + metadata: { + 'tool.output.pageCount': totalPages, + 'tool.output.textLength': text.length, + }, + })Also applies to: 104-113
18-24: Add.describe()to schemas for better tool affordance.
pdfPathandcontentlack.describe(). As per coding guidelines, schemas should be descriptive for agent decision-making.src/mastra/tools/polygon-tools.ts (5)
474-480: Progress events are inconsistent/missing required fields (status,stage,id).
Some tools emit only{ message }and omitidentirely. This breaks consumers expecting the standard'data-tool-progress'shape. As per coding guidelines, always emitstatus(in-progress/done),stagematching tool id, andidat the top level (outsidedata).Also applies to: 788-794, 1474-1480, 1771-1777
238-251: HTTP handling is fragile: noresponse.okcheck + JSON parsing assumptions.
await response.json()is used unconditionally. For non-2xx or rate-limit responses, you should handle!response.ok, capture status/body safely, and surface a clear error.Also applies to: 600-612, 977-989, 1600-1612, 1864-1876
221-251: Span lifecycle leak risk:apiSpanis not guaranteed to end/error on thrown exceptions.
Iffetch()orresponse.json()throws,apiSpan?.end()is skipped and the span may remain open. Wrap API calls in atry/catch/finallythat always ends the API span (or callsapiSpan?.error({…, endSpan:true})).Also applies to: 582-612, 948-989, 1261-1290, 1850-1876
55-90: Output schemas usez.any()broadly; consider minimally-typed shapes.
For stability, model at least{ status?: string; request_id?: string; count?: number; results?: unknown }instead ofany, or wrap API output into a consistent{ data: unknown; metadata; error? }pattern. As per coding guidelines, tools should have explicit schemas.Also applies to: 416-465, 735-774, 1108-1139, 1409-1460, 1734-1757
96-142: Incorrect span hierarchy:apiSpanshould be created fromrootSpan, nottracingContext?.currentSpan.The
apiSpanis currently created fromtracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan()again, which makes it a sibling ofrootSpanrather than a child. The correct pattern—used insrc/mastra/tools/pdf-data-conversion.tool.ts—is to create child spans directly from the parent:rootSpan?.createChildSpan(). Update all API span creations to use the parent span.Also applies to: 221-251, 505-526, 582-612, 819-836, 948-989 and
src/mastra/tools/finnhub-tools.ts.src/mastra/tools/financial-chart-tools.ts (3)
89-220: Missing earlyabortSignalcancellation checks in all executes.
Addconst abortSignal = context?.abortSignaland bail early (and before longagent.stream()calls). As per coding guidelines, tools must respect cancellation.Also applies to: 301-423, 506-638, 724-845
220-252: Lifecycle hooks incomplete: missingonInputDelta(and sometimesonInputAvailablecoverage patterns vary).
Repo guidance calls for implementing all hooks (onInputStart,onInputDelta,onInputAvailable,onOutput) consistently.Also applies to: 424-457, 640-670, 846-873
15-16: Import-time side effect log.
log.info('Initializing Financial Chart Tools...')runs on module import; consider moving to runtime initialization if you want tools to be side-effect-free on import.package.json (1)
41-43: Node runtime/types mismatch:engines.node(>=20.9.0) vs@types/node(^24.10.6).@types/node versions follow Node.js major releases per DefinitelyTyped convention. Using @types/node@24 with a Node 20 runtime will cause type definitions to diverge from actual runtime APIs, leading to incorrect typings and potential runtime incompatibilities. Align
@types/nodeto^20to match your minimum Node major version, or upgradeengines.nodeto>=24.0.0to match the types.src/mastra/tools/random-generator.tool.ts (1)
76-129: Check abort signal before performing generation loop.The tool performs a loop (lines 113-129) that could be long-running when
inputData.countis large, but doesn't checkabortSignal?.abortedbefore starting. This prevents responsive cancellation of the tool call.Based on coding guidelines: "Check
abortSignal?.abortedearly in tool execution before performing long-running operations. Respect cancellation signals to enable responsive tool call cancellation."🔧 Add abort signal check
const writer = context?.writer + // Check if operation was already cancelled + if (context?.abortSignal?.aborted) { + throw new Error('Random generation cancelled') + } + await writer?.custom({ type: 'data-tool-progress',src/mastra/tools/multi-string-edit.tool.ts (2)
308-410: Critical: Missing error handling for span lifecycle.The execute function creates a span (lines 334-340) but lacks a try-catch block to handle errors. If an exception occurs during processing, the span won't be properly closed with
span?.error(), leading to incomplete traces.Based on coding guidelines: "All tools must properly handle errors in the execute function by catching exceptions, emitting error progress events with descriptive messages, and calling
span?.error()before re-throwing or returning error responses."🔧 Wrap execute logic in try-catch
id: 'coding:multiStringEdit', }) const tracingContext = context?.tracingContext const span = tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan({ type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, name: 'multi_string_edit', input: { editsCount: edits.length, dryRun, createBackup, projectRoot }, metadata: { 'tool.id': 'coding:multiStringEdit', editsCount: edits.length, dryRun } }) + try { const results: Array<z.infer<typeof editResultSchema>> = [] const appliedBackups: Map<string, string> = new Map() let hasFailure = false const defaultBoundary = projectRoot ?? process.cwd() for (const edit of edits) { await writer?.custom?.({ type: 'data-tool-progress', data: { status: 'in-progress', message: `✏️ Processing edit for: ${edit.filePath}`, stage: 'coding:multiStringEdit', }, id: 'coding:multiStringEdit', }) const result = await processFileEdit( edit, defaultBoundary, dryRun, createBackup, appliedBackups, maxFileSize ) results.push(result) if (result.status === 'failed') { hasFailure = true } } if (hasFailure && !dryRun) { for (const [filePath, backupPath] of appliedBackups) { try { await fs.copyFile(backupPath, filePath) } catch (error) { // Best effort rollback } } } const summary = { total: results.length, applied: results.filter((r) => r.status === 'applied').length, skipped: results.filter((r) => r.status === 'skipped').length, failed: results.filter((r) => r.status === 'failed').length, } const success = !hasFailure - if (span) { - span.end() - } + span?.end() await writer?.custom({ type: 'data-tool-progress', data: { status: 'done', message: `✅ Multi-string edit complete: ${summary.applied} applied, ${summary.failed} failed, ${summary.skipped} skipped`, stage: 'coding:multiStringEdit', }, id: 'coding:multiStringEdit', }) return { success, results, summary, } + } catch (error) { + const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error) + + await writer?.custom({ + type: 'data-tool-progress', + data: { + status: 'done', + message: `❌ Multi-string edit failed: ${errorMessage}`, + stage: 'coding:multiStringEdit', + }, + id: 'coding:multiStringEdit', + }) + + span?.error({ + error: error instanceof Error ? error : new Error(errorMessage), + endSpan: true, + }) + + throw error + } },
348-370: Check abort signal during edit processing loop.The tool processes multiple file edits in a loop without checking
context?.abortSignal?.aborted. This prevents responsive cancellation when processing many files.Based on coding guidelines: "Check
abortSignal?.abortedearly in tool execution before performing long-running operations."🔧 Add abort signal check
const defaultBoundary = projectRoot ?? process.cwd() for (const edit of edits) { + // Check for cancellation before processing each edit + if (context?.abortSignal?.aborted) { + throw new Error('Multi-string edit cancelled') + } + await writer?.custom?.({src/mastra/tools/find-references.tool.ts (1)
81-269: Check abort signal before and during long-running analysis.The tool performs potentially long-running semantic analysis (TypeScript parsing, file iteration, Python analysis) without checking
context?.abortSignal?.aborted. This prevents responsive cancellation during large codebase scans.Based on coding guidelines: "Check
abortSignal?.abortedearly in tool execution before performing long-running operations."🔧 Add abort signal checks
const allReferences: ReferenceInfo[] = [] + // Check if operation was already cancelled + if (context?.abortSignal?.aborted) { + throw new Error('Find references cancelled') + } + const tracingContext = context?.tracingContext const span = tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan({And in the file iteration loop:
for (const sourceFile of sourceFiles) { + // Check for cancellation during processing + if (context?.abortSignal?.aborted) { + throw new Error('Find references cancelled during processing') + } + if (allReferences.length >= maxReferences) {src/mastra/tools/github.ts (6)
119-137: Removeas anyinmapTypeForOrg(and keep narrowing type-safe).
Line 133 violates “Never use any type” and isn’t needed—the switch already narrows to the allowed literals.Proposed fix
case 'member': - return type as any + return type default: return undefined
158-184: Clamp/validateperPageto GitHub limits to avoid hard API failures.
Most GitHub list/search endpoints capper_pageat 100; allowing larger numbers yields API errors.Proposed fix (apply to all perPage fields)
- perPage: z.number().optional().default(30), + perPage: z.number().min(1).max(100).optional().default(30),Also applies to: 409-425, 527-544, 638-655, 773-787, 881-892, 1111-1125
527-637: EliminateanyinlistCommitsmapping.
Line 600 uses(c: any)which violates the TS guideline and makes the output mapping fragile.Proposed fix (minimal local type)
+interface GitHubCommitListItem { + sha: string + html_url?: string + commit?: { + message?: string + author?: { name?: string; date?: string } + } +} @@ - const commits = (res.data ?? []).map((c: any) => ({ + const commits = (res.data ?? []).map((c: GitHubCommitListItem) => ({ sha: c.sha as string, message: c.commit?.message ?? '', author: (c.commit?.author?.name as string) ?? null, date: c.commit?.author?.date ?? '', url: c.html_url ?? '', }))
205-333: Cancellation handling is inconsistent across tools.
OnlylistRepositorieschecksabortSignal(Line 225+). The other GitHub tools should early-exit onabortSignal?.abortedand (optionally) emit a'data-tool-progress'“done/cancelled” event +span?.update({metadata:{status:'cancelled'}})before returning/throwing to match the tool guidelines.Also applies to: 442-525, 560-637, 675-771, 798-880, 905-992, 1023-1109, 1142-1235, 1259-1347, 1378-1482, 1515-1593, 1620-1695, 1716-1790, 1822-1909, 1937-2021
94-103: Auth token should be validated for write operations.
getOctokit()can build an unauthenticated client if env vars are missing; read calls may limp along, but write calls (create/merge/comment/release) should fail fast with a clear error to avoid confusing downstream behavior.
1-2039: Update the misleading inline comment aboutretryAfter. The configuration at lines 98–101 is syntactically correct (request: { retries: 3, retryAfter: 60 }follows the proper shape), but the inline comment "short retryAfter" is misleading.retryAfteris in seconds, so 60 seconds is a substantial (not short) backoff period. Either explain the reasoning for the 60-second timeout or reconsider whether a shorter value (e.g., 3–5 seconds) is more appropriate for your use case.src/mastra/tools/extractLearningsTool.ts (3)
13-27: AddoutputSchemato comply with tool requirements and prevent shape drift.
This tool definesinputSchemabut nooutputSchema, contrary tosrc/mastra/tools/**/*.tsguidelines.Proposed fix
export const extractLearningsTool = createTool({ @@ inputSchema: z.object({ @@ }), + outputSchema: z.object({ + learning: z.string(), + followUpQuestions: z.array(z.string()).max(1), + }),Also applies to: 28-274
28-62: Add abortSignal handling (early + before agent calls).
The tool can stream and generate; it should checkcontext?.abortSignal?.abortedearly and beforeagent.stream()/agent.generate()to meet cancellation support requirements.Also applies to: 246-273
79-86: Replace"AAAA..."truncation marker.
Line 82 reads like a placeholder/debug artifact; use an explicit truncation marker to avoid confusing model prompts.Proposed fix
- ? truncatedContent + 'AAAA...' + ? truncatedContent + '\n\n[TRUNCATED]\n'src/mastra/tools/pdf-data-conversion.tool.ts (3)
421-451: Progress event payload is non-compliant (missingstatus,stage, and top-levelid).
Lines 500-506 should follow the standard'data-tool-progress'shape used elsewhere in this PR.Proposed fix
await context?.writer?.custom({ type: 'data-tool-progress', data: { - message: `📄 Converting PDF to Markdown: ${inputData.pdfPath}`, + status: 'in-progress', + message: `📄 Converting PDF to Markdown: ${inputData.pdfPath}`, + stage: 'pdfToMarkdown:Tool', }, + id: 'pdfToMarkdown:Tool', })Also applies to: 500-506
538-606: Child spans can leak on thrown errors—wrap each step span with try/finally (or error+end).
Example: iffs.readFile(Line 541) throws,readSpannever ends (Line 543). Same pattern repeats for other step spans.Proposed pattern (apply to each step span)
- const readSpan = rootSpan?.createChildSpan({ type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, name: 'read-pdf-file', input: { filePath: absolutePath }, metadata: { 'tool.id': 'read-pdf-file', 'filePath': absolutePath, 'sizeBytes': fileStats.size } }) - const readStart = Date.now() - const pdfBuffer = await fs.readFile(absolutePath) - const readDuration = Date.now() - readStart - readSpan?.end() + const readSpan = rootSpan?.createChildSpan({ + type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, + name: 'read-pdf-file', + input: { filePath: absolutePath }, + metadata: { + 'tool.id': 'read-pdf-file', + filePath: absolutePath, + sizeBytes: fileStats.size, + }, + }) + const readStart = Date.now() + let pdfBuffer: Buffer + try { + pdfBuffer = await fs.readFile(absolutePath) + } catch (e) { + readSpan?.error({ + error: e instanceof Error ? e : new Error(String(e)), + endSpan: true, + }) + throw e + } finally { + readSpan?.end() + } + const readDuration = Date.now() - readStartAlso applies to: 714-748
495-749: Add abortSignal checks between expensive steps.
PDF parsing + markdown conversion can be slow; checkcontext?.abortSignal?.abortedbeforefs.readFile, beforeextractText, and before post-processing loops to satisfy cancellation support.src/mastra/tools/git-local.tool.ts (6)
74-206: gitStatusTool argument logic is inconsistent and likely wrong forporcelain=false.
- Args always include
--porcelain(Line 111), so “human” output is never produced.--longis appended when porcelain is false (Line 113-115), but--porcelainalready forces a machine format.isCleancomputed asstdout.trim()===''(Line 124) only works reliably with porcelain output.Proposed fix
- const args = ['status', '--porcelain'] - - if (!inputData.porcelain) { - args.push('--long') - } + const args = ['status'] + if (inputData.porcelain) { + args.push('--porcelain') + }
180-201: Ahead/behind counts appear swapped.
With${currentBranch}...origin/${currentBranch}and--left-right --count, the first number is typically “left-only” (ahead) and second is “right-only” (behind). Code assigns[behindCount, aheadCount](Line 197-201).Proposed fix
- const [behindCount, aheadCount] = + const [aheadCount, behindCount] = aheadBehindResult.stdout.trim().split('\t')
373-376:gitToolContextSchema.parse(requestContext?.get('gitToolContext'))will throw if unset.
IfrequestContext.get('gitToolContext')returnsundefined,z.object(...).parse(undefined)throws. Use.optional().default({})orsafeParsefallback.Proposed fix (pattern)
- const { timeout } = gitToolContextSchema.parse( - requestContext?.get('gitToolContext') - ) + const { timeout } = gitToolContextSchema + .optional() + .default({}) + .parse(requestContext?.get('gitToolContext'))Also applies to: 1152-1155, 1544-1547, 1854-1857
117-121: AbortSignal checks won’t cancel running git processes—passsignalinto execa.
You checkabortSignal?.abortedearly, but long-runninggitcommands will continue. execa supportssignal; wire it through.Proposed fix (pattern)
const result = await execa('git', args, { cwd, stdio: 'pipe', timeout, + signal: abortSignal, })Also applies to: 427-431, 670-674, 912-916, 1202-1206, 1386-1390, 1588-1591, 1638-1642, 1657-1662, 1673-1677, 1689-1693, 1735-1739, 1911-1915, 1936-1940, 1962-1966, 1998-2002
1624-1666: git stash flag semantics look incorrect (includeIgnored/includeUntracked).
- Line 1629-1631:
includeIgnoredadds--include-untracked(duplicate/incorrect). Git uses-a/--allto include ignored.- Line 1653-1655:
includeUntrackedadds--indexon apply, which is unrelated (restores staged state, not untracked).This will surprise users and can corrupt working state expectations.
1806-2050: AddgitConfigToolto barrel export insrc/mastra/tools/index.ts.The tool is correctly exported from
git-local.tool.ts, but it's not included in the barrel export alongside other git tools (lines 75–85 ofindex.ts). AddgitConfigToolandGitConfigUIToolto the export list to maintain consistency with the other git tools and allow consumers to import via the standard pattern.Current export in index.ts (missing gitConfigTool)
export { gitStatusTool, gitDiffTool, gitCommitTool, gitLogTool, } from './git-local.tool'
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In @src/mastra/tools/financial-chart-tools.ts:
- Around line 189-198: The span.update call is currently storing the entire
parsedResult payload (which may include large TSX/LLM responses) into tracing
spans; change span.update to only write small summary metadata (e.g.,
outputLength: length of string fields, componentName if present, dataPoints from
parsedResult.data?.metadata?.dataPoints, chartType from
parsedResult.chartRecommendation?.type or chartType) and remove full payload
from the span, while leaving the full parsedResult in the function return value;
specifically update the span.update usage that references parsedResult and
output (the block using span?.update({ output: parsedResult, metadata: { ... }
}) and similar occurrences in this file) to store only summary fields (lengths,
componentName, chartType, dataPoints, success flag) and call span?.end()
unchanged; apply the same change to the other two instances in this file where
parsedResult (or raw LLM response/tsx) is sent to span.update so no large raw
payloads are recorded in traces.
In @src/mastra/tools/finnhub-tools.ts:
- Around line 65-76: The span metadata in the finnHub tools span creation
(variable span created via tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan) uses
inconsistent keys like "symbol" alongside "tool.id" — update the metadata to a
consistent namespaced scheme (e.g., use "tool.id", "tool.input.symbol" instead
of "symbol", keep "user.id" as-is) in this createChildSpan call and similarly
update the other span creation sites referenced (around the blocks that create
spans at the other locations) so all spans use namespaced keys such as
"tool.id", "tool.input.*", "http.*", and "user.id" to avoid collisions.
In @src/mastra/tools/image-tool.ts:
- Around line 468-722: The imageToMarkdownTool.execute currently calls
ocrTool.execute with hard-coded settings (language: 'eng', psm: 1); update this
to honor caller/config defaults by (a) adding optional language and psm to
imageToMarkdownTool.inputSchema or reading a context default (e.g.,
context.requestContext?.defaultLanguage) and (b) passing those resolved values
into ocrTool.execute instead of literals; alternatively extract the OCR
invocation into a shared helper (e.g., extractTextFromImage) used by
imageToMarkdownTool and other tools so schema/telemetry are respected and
validation/telemetry separation is preserved.
- Around line 31-42: The schema field preserveLayout in inputSchema is declared
but not used (causing unreliable tool selection); either remove preserveLayout
from the z.object schema or wire it into the OCR path handling used by this
tool—locate the OCR processing functions (references: inputSchema,
preserveLayout, any OCR helper invoked later in the file around the OCR logic
between lines ~89-191) and: if you keep it, accept the preserveLayout boolean
through the tool input and pass it into the OCR routine/options (e.g., page
layout/preserve-layout flag or the Tesseract/PDF processing call) so layout is
preserved/disabled accordingly; otherwise remove the preserveLayout property
from inputSchema and delete any downstream assumptions about it so inputs and
behavior remain consistent.
- Around line 27-231: The execute function of ocrTool currently throws on errors
(and when aborting) but never emits a final progress event, leaving UIs stuck;
update the execute error paths (both the abort branch that throws inside execute
and the catch block) to call writer?.custom with type 'data-tool-progress', id
'ocr' and data containing status: 'done', an error message (e.g., error.message
or 'OCR cancelled'), stage: 'ocr' before re-throwing; also ensure ocrSpan?.error
is called (already present) and that any worker is terminated prior to emitting
and throwing to avoid resource leaks.
- Around line 236-420: The imageProcessorTool.execute pipeline misapplies
operations: it always flips (ignore ops.flip), calls blur when ops.blur is
undefined (uses "!== null") and chains jpeg/png/webp which forces the last
format; fix by only calling pipeline.flip() when ops.flip is true, call
pipeline.blur(ops.blur) only when typeof ops.blur === 'number', and replace the
chained .jpeg().png().webp() logic with a single format selection: if ops.format
use pipeline.toFormat(ops.format, { quality: ops.quality }), else determine
output format from input/output extension (or fall back to input
metadata.format) and call pipeline.toFormat/chosen format with appropriate
quality/compression options (do not chain multiple format setters); adjust
references in imageProcessorTool.execute to ops, pipeline, pipeline.toFormat,
and the quality handling so outputPath extension is respected.
In @src/mastra/tools/pdf-data-conversion.tool.ts:
- Around line 507-515: The tracing span metadata uses 'tool.id': 'pdfToMarkdown'
which doesn't match the createTool id 'pdfToMarkdown:Tool', breaking
correlation; update the root span creation (rootSpan variable in the
pdf-to-markdown tool) to set metadata['tool.id'] to the exact createTool id
'pdfToMarkdown:Tool' (and ensure any other metadata keys like operation or name
remain unchanged) so dashboards and traces correlate correctly.
In @src/mastra/tools/polygon-tools.ts:
- Around line 959-968: The cancellation block in the fundamentals tool
mistakenly throws/logs a message referencing "stock quotes"; update the abort
handling inside the fundamentals function (the block checking
abortSignal?.aborted and the thrown Error) to use a correct, consistent message
such as "Polygon fundamentals cancelled during API call" (and update any related
rootSpan?.error message or Error text to match) so logs and exceptions
accurately reference the fundamentals tool rather than stock quotes.
In @src/mastra/tools/technical-analysis.tool.ts:
- Around line 1-57: Add the required @fileoverview header at the top of the file
and add TSDoc comments for every publicly exported symbol in this module (at
minimum document the exported interface TechnicalAnalysisContext and any
exported tools created by createTool), describing purpose, parameters, and
optional fields; place a brief module-level description in the @fileoverview
block and add /** ... */ TSDoc blocks above TechnicalAnalysisContext and each
exported tool/type (including expected request-context fields userId and
workspaceId) so the file meets the repository's file header and public API
documentation guidelines.
- Around line 190-199: The span creation for ichimoku-cloud currently places the
full inputData array into the span input, which can exceed exporter limits and
leak sensitive series values; change the createChildSpan input to a sanitized
summary object (e.g., replace input: inputData with an object containing series
lengths and only the key algorithm parameters derived from inputData, such as
{seriesLength: inputData.length, params: {tenkan: ..., kijun: ..., senkouSpanB:
...}}) following the same pattern used in technicalAnalysisTool; update the
tracingContext.currentSpan.createChildSpan call (SpanType.TOOL_CALL, name
'ichimoku-cloud') to use this summarized input and apply the same sanitization
to the other createChildSpan usages you noted (the spans at the other
locations).
- Around line 141-149: The input schema declares close but the
IchimokuCloud.calculate() invocation is missing it; update the call to
IchimokuCloud.calculate(...) in technical-analysis.tool (the place where you
currently pass high: inputData.high and low: inputData.low) to also include
close: inputData.close so the calculation receives high, low and close arrays
per the technicalindicators API.
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_458c.md:
- Around line 6-7: Replace the top-level H1 heading "# Session Summary" with an
H2 "## Session Summary" and ensure any subsequent headings in this file (e.g.,
sub-sections following "Session Summary") remain properly hierarchical (use
H3/H4 as needed) to comply with the repo Markdown guideline banning H1 in
**/*.md files.
- Around line 51-64: Add blank lines immediately before and after each fenced
code block that lists the ERROR lines (the block starting with the
triple/backtick fence containing "ERROR [380:38] ..." etc.) to satisfy MD031,
and convert any 4-backtick fences to standard triple backticks unless you
specifically need nested fences; ensure every fenced block is surrounded by a
blank line above and below and uses ``` for the fences.
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.md:
- Around line 1-4: The markdown violates project guidelines: replace the YAML
front matter (lines 1-4) with the required metadata keys (post_title, author1,
post_slug, microsoft_alias, featured_image, categories, tags, ai_note, summary,
post_date) and populate appropriate values; change the H1 at line 6 to an H2
(promote all top-level headings to start with "##"); and normalize all code
fences that use quadruple backticks (notably ranges 6-10, 45-66, 76-84, and
83-84) to triple backticks with an explicit language tag (e.g., ```typescript)
so fenced blocks follow the guideline.
- Around line 8-10: The markdown has unformatted Windows paths and long inline
code that exceed the 80-char guideline; wrap all file names and Windows paths
like finnhub-tools.ts, git-local.tool.ts, jwt-auth.tool.ts, polygon-tools.ts and
any path strings in backticks and break long paragraphs into shorter lines
(soft-wrap) so sentences stay under ~80 characters, especially in the paragraphs
around the Goal section and the block describing those tools; ensure any inline
code fragments are backticked and long lines that list tools or paths are split
into multiple lines for readability.
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Use bullet points (with-) or numbered lists (with1.) for lists in markdown. Indent nested lists with two spaces and ensure proper indentation and spacing.
Use fenced code blocks (triple backticks) for code snippets in markdown. Specify the language after the opening backticks for syntax highlighting (e.g.,csharp).
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Usenext/imagecomponent for automatic image optimization, including lazy loading and responsive images.
Use React.memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders of components.
Use the<Link prefetch>tag to prefetch pages that are likely to be visited.
Use getServerSideProps, getStaticProps, or server components for fetching data on the server-side.
Use SWR or React Query for client-side data fetching and caching.
Use CSS Modules, Styled Components, or Tailwind CSS for component-level styling. Prefer Tailwind CSS for rapid development.
Use React Context, Zustand, Jotai, or Recoil for managing global state. Avoid Redux unless necessary.
Usereact-hook-formfor managing forms and validation.
Only fetch the data that is needed by the component to avoid over-fetching.
Avoid long-running synchronous operations in the main thread to prevent blocking.
Always usesetStateor hooks to update state instead of mutating state directly.
Include a complete dependency array inuseEffecthooks to prevent unexpected behavior.
Avoid writing server-side code in client components to prevent exposing secrets or causing unexpected behavior.
Usetry...catchblocks for handling errors in asynchronous operations.
Implement error boundary components usinggetDerivedStateFromErrororcomponentDidCatchlifecycle methods.
Sanitize user input to prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks. Be especially careful when rendering HTML directly from user input.
Store authentication tokens in HTTP-only cookies or local storage securely.
Implement role-based access control to restrict access to sensitive resources.
Clean up event listeners and timers inuseEffecthooks to avoid memory leaks.
Only update state when necessary to reduce the number of re-renders and improve performance.
Use immutable data structures and avoid mutating data directly to prevent unexpected...
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Avoid redundant comments that simply repeat what the code is doing
Keep comments accurate and up-to-date with code changes. Remove or update outdated comments that no longer match the implementation.
Write comments for complex business logic that explain the WHY behind specific calculations or business rules
Document non-obvious algorithms with comments explaining the algorithm choice and its reasoning
Add comments explaining what regex patterns match, especially for complex patterns
Document API constraints, rate limits, gotchas, and external dependencies with explanatory comments
Avoid commenting out dead code. Use version control instead of maintaining commented code blocks.
Do not maintain code change history or modification logs as comments. Rely on git history and commit messages instead.
Avoid decorative divider comments (e.g., lines of equals signs or asterisks) for section separation
Ensure comments are placed appropriately above or adjacent to the code they describe
Write comments using proper grammar, spelling, and professional language
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Add TSDoc comments to configuration constants and environment variables explaining their source, reasoning, or constraints
Use TSDoc annotation tags (TODO, FIXME, HACK, NOTE, WARNING, PERF, SECURITY, BUG, REFACTOR, DEPRECATED) to mark special comments
Include file headers with @fileoverview, @author, @copyright, and @license tags to document file purpose and ownership
Document function parameters with @param tags, return values with @returns tags, and exceptions with @throws tags in TSDoc comments
Use @see tags in TSDoc comments to reference related functions, methods, or documentation
Include @example tags in public API documentation with code examples showing typical usage
**/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}: Organize imports in the following order: (1) external framework imports (React, Next.js, Mastra), (2) type imports, (3) internal imports (config, tools, utils)
Use camelCase for functions and variables
Use PascalCase for classes, types, and interfaces
Use UPPER_SNAKE_CASE for constants
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Prefer arrow functions over function declarations in callbacks and higher-order functions
Useconstfor variables that are not reassigned; useletonly when necessary
Use object shorthand syntax (e.g.,{ name, age }instead of{ name: name, age: age })
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Document generic type parameters with @template tags explaining what each type parameter represents
Use type guards with comments explaining the runtime validation logic being performed
Document advanced/complex TypeScript types with explanatory comments about their purpose and use cases
**/*.{ts,tsx}: Useinterfacefor public APIs andtypefor internal definitions
Always use explicit return types for public functions
Never useanytype; useunknownor proper type definitions instead
Use type-only imports withimport typefor TypeScript types
Use optional chaining (?.) for nullable access
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src/mastra/tools/**/*.ts: Add new tools undersrc/mastra/toolsfollowing thecreateToolpattern with Zod schemas
Use explicit Zod schemas for every tool input/output
Keep tools small and side-effect-free when possible; agents orchestrate tools and handle contextTool implementations must follow the pattern: define inputSchema and outputSchema with Zod, implement execute function with error handling, and include logging
src/mastra/tools/**/*.ts: Define tools using thecreateTool()function with required properties:id(unique identifier),description(natural language affordance),inputSchema(Zod schema),outputSchema(Zod schema),execute(async function), and optional lifecycle hooks (onInputStart,onInputDelta,onInputAvailable,onOutput).
Do NOT import or use OpenTelemetry APIs directly inside tools (e.g.,@opentelemetry/api). Instead, use Mastra'stracingContextfrom the execution context to create child spans, update spans with results, and handle errors. Instrumentation and exporter configuration belong at the platform/runtime startup layer.
Implement proper tracing usingtracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan()withtype: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, a descriptive name, input data, and metadata includingtool.id. Always callspan?.end()orspan?.error({error, endSpan: true})to properly close spans.
Emit progress events for all tools usingcontext?.writer?.custom()with type'data-tool-progress', status ('in-progress' or 'done'), a descriptive message including input parameters, and stage identifier matching the tool id. Placeidoutside thedataobject.
CheckabortSignal?.abortedearly in tool execution before performing long-running operations. Respect cancellation signals to enable responsive tool call cancellation.
Define a typedRequestContextinterface extending@mastra/core/request-contextfor each tool, including context-specific properties likeuserId,workspaceId, and tool-specific settings...
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| span?.update({ | ||
| output: parsedResult, | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| 'tool.output.success': true, | ||
| 'tool.output.chartType': parsedResult.chartRecommendation?.type ?? chartType, | ||
| 'tool.output.dataPoints': parsedResult.data?.metadata?.dataPoints ?? 0, | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| span.end() | ||
| span?.end() | ||
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Tracing payloads likely too large (can include generated TSX code / raw LLM response).
span.update({ output: parsedResult }) can push large strings into spans (code, rawResponse). Store only summary metadata (lengths, componentName, dataPoints), and keep full payload in the returned tool output only.
Also applies to: 395-404, 605-614, 811-819
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/mastra/tools/financial-chart-tools.ts around lines 189 - 198, The
span.update call is currently storing the entire parsedResult payload (which may
include large TSX/LLM responses) into tracing spans; change span.update to only
write small summary metadata (e.g., outputLength: length of string fields,
componentName if present, dataPoints from
parsedResult.data?.metadata?.dataPoints, chartType from
parsedResult.chartRecommendation?.type or chartType) and remove full payload
from the span, while leaving the full parsedResult in the function return value;
specifically update the span.update usage that references parsedResult and
output (the block using span?.update({ output: parsedResult, metadata: { ... }
}) and similar occurrences in this file) to store only summary fields (lengths,
componentName, chartType, dataPoints, success flag) and call span?.end()
unchanged; apply the same change to the other two instances in this file where
parsedResult (or raw LLM response/tsx) is sent to span.update so no large raw
payloads are recorded in traces.
| await writer?.custom({ | ||
| type: 'data-tool-progress', | ||
| data: { | ||
| status: 'in-progress', | ||
| message: `Fetching quote for ${input.symbol}`, | ||
| stage: 'finnhub-quotes', | ||
| }, | ||
| id: 'finnhub-quotes', | ||
| }) | ||
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Progress events never emit a terminal “done” update.
Emit {status:'done'} on success and failure to complete the progress lifecycle for UI/telemetry consumers. As per coding guidelines for tools, progress events should use in-progress/done.
Also applies to: 283-292, 558-567, 818-827, 1102-1111, 1397-1406
| const tracingContext = context?.tracingContext | ||
| const span = tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan({ | ||
| type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, | ||
| name: 'finnhub-quotes', | ||
| input: { symbol: input.symbol }, | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| 'tool.id': 'finnhub-quotes', | ||
| symbol: input.symbol, | ||
| operation: 'finnhub-quotes', | ||
| 'user.id': requestCtx?.userId, | ||
| }, | ||
| }) |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Span metadata keys are inconsistent (e.g., symbol vs tool.input.symbol).
Prefer namespaced keys (tool.input.*, http.*, user.id) consistently to avoid collisions across tools.
Also applies to: 295-308, 570-583, 830-843, 1114-1132, 1409-1421
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/mastra/tools/finnhub-tools.ts around lines 65 - 76, The span metadata in
the finnHub tools span creation (variable span created via
tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan) uses inconsistent keys like
"symbol" alongside "tool.id" — update the metadata to a consistent namespaced
scheme (e.g., use "tool.id", "tool.input.symbol" instead of "symbol", keep
"user.id" as-is) in this createChildSpan call and similarly update the other
span creation sites referenced (around the blocks that create spans at the other
locations) so all spans use namespaced keys such as "tool.id", "tool.input.*",
"http.*", and "user.id" to avoid collisions.
| // Create child span for API call | ||
| const apiSpan = tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan({ | ||
| type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, | ||
| name: 'finnhub-api-call', | ||
| input: { symbol: input.symbol }, | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| 'tool.id': 'finnhub-api', | ||
| 'http.url': url.replace(apiKey, '[REDACTED]'), | ||
| 'http.method': 'GET', | ||
| }, | ||
| }) | ||
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| symbol: input.symbol, | ||
| url: url.replace(apiKey, '[REDACTED]'), | ||
| }) | ||
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| const apiStartTime = Date.now() | ||
| const response = await fetch(url) | ||
| const data = await response.json() | ||
| const apiDuration = Date.now() - apiStartTime | ||
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| logStepEnd( | ||
| 'finnhub-api-call', | ||
| { | ||
| status: response.status, | ||
| dataSize: JSON.stringify(data).length, | ||
| }, | ||
| apiDuration | ||
| ) | ||
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API spans are not updated and may leak on exceptions.
Record http.status_code and response size, and ensure apiSpan ends/errors via try/finally.
Also applies to: 367-400, 636-669, 888-921, 1214-1247, 1443-1475
| const apiStartTime = Date.now() | ||
| const response = await fetch(url) | ||
| const data = await response.json() | ||
| const apiDuration = Date.now() - apiStartTime | ||
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| logStepEnd( | ||
| 'finnhub-api-call', | ||
| { | ||
| status: response.status, | ||
| dataSize: JSON.stringify(data).length, | ||
| }, | ||
| apiDuration | ||
| ) | ||
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HTTP handling missing response.ok check; errors are detected only via data.error.
Handle non-2xx explicitly and include status in span metadata + returned message.
Also applies to: 385-400, 654-669, 906-921, 1232-1247, 1460-1475
| const toolSpan = tracingContext?.currentSpan?.createChildSpan({ | ||
| type: SpanType.TOOL_CALL, | ||
| name: 'ichimoku-cloud', | ||
| input: inputData, | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| 'tool.id': 'ichimoku-cloud', | ||
| 'user.id': userId, | ||
| 'workspace.id': workspaceId, | ||
| }, | ||
| }) |
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Tracing payloads may be too large: several spans store full inputData arrays.
For price series arrays, store only lengths and key params in span input (you already do this well in technicalAnalysisTool at Lines 2067-2081). This avoids exporter limits and reduces sensitive data exposure.
Also applies to: 667-676, 851-860, 1023-1032, 1166-1175, 1321-1330, 1488-1497, 1621-1630, 1838-1847
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/mastra/tools/technical-analysis.tool.ts around lines 190 - 199, The span
creation for ichimoku-cloud currently places the full inputData array into the
span input, which can exceed exporter limits and leak sensitive series values;
change the createChildSpan input to a sanitized summary object (e.g., replace
input: inputData with an object containing series lengths and only the key
algorithm parameters derived from inputData, such as {seriesLength:
inputData.length, params: {tenkan: ..., kijun: ..., senkouSpanB: ...}})
following the same pattern used in technicalAnalysisTool; update the
tracingContext.currentSpan.createChildSpan call (SpanType.TOOL_CALL, name
'ichimoku-cloud') to use this summarized input and apply the same sanitization
to the other createChildSpan usages you noted (the spans at the other
locations).
| # Session Summary | ||
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Uses H1 heading (# Session Summary) which violates repo Markdown guideline.
Use ## Session Summary and keep subsequent headings hierarchical. As per coding guidelines for **/*.md, avoid H1 headings.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_458c.md around lines 6 - 7, Replace the
top-level H1 heading "# Session Summary" with an H2 "## Session Summary" and
ensure any subsequent headings in this file (e.g., sub-sections following
"Session Summary") remain properly hierarchical (use H3/H4 as needed) to comply
with the repo Markdown guideline banning H1 in **/*.md files.
| ``` | ||
| ERROR [380:38] Property 'size' does not exist on type 'Stats' | ||
| ERROR [385:52] Property 'size' does not exist on type 'Stats' | ||
| ERROR [406:34] Property 'size' does not exist on type 'Stats' | ||
| ERROR [564:37] Property 'text' does not exist on type 'ValidationError' | ||
| ERROR [564:62] Parameter 'l' implicitly has an 'any' type | ||
| ERROR [592:31] Parameter 'c' implicitly has an 'any' type | ||
| ERROR [593:34] Parameter 'c' implicitly has an 'any' type | ||
| ERROR [660:46] Property 'text' does not exist on type 'ValidationError' | ||
| ERROR [668:56] Property 'text' does not exist on type 'ValidationError' | ||
| ERROR [678:65] Property 'text' does not exist on type 'ValidationError' | ||
| ERROR [691:42] Property 'text' does not exist on type 'ValidationError' | ||
| ``` | ||
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Fix fenced code block formatting (MD031: blanks-around-fences).
Ensure blank lines before and after fenced blocks. Also prefer triple backticks unless you truly need 4 to nest fences.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_458c.md around lines 51 - 64, Add blank
lines immediately before and after each fenced code block that lists the ERROR
lines (the block starting with the triple/backtick fence containing "ERROR
[380:38] ..." etc.) to satisfy MD031, and convert any 4-backtick fences to
standard triple backticks unless you specifically need nested fences; ensure
every fenced block is surrounded by a blank line above and below and uses ```
for the fences.
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| session: ses_45a2 | ||
| updated: 2026-01-10T03:42:56.305Z | ||
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Fix markdown guideline violations (heading levels, front matter, code fences).
- Line 6 uses an H1; guidelines say no H1 in
**/*.md. Promote sections to start at##. - Lines 1-4 YAML front matter is missing required metadata fields (post_title, author1, post_slug, microsoft_alias, featured_image, categories, tags, ai_note, summary, post_date).
- Lines 45-66 and 83-84 use ```` fences; guideline requires triple backticks and a language tag.
Proposed rewrite (structure only)
---
session: ses_45a2
updated: 2026-01-10T03:42:56.305Z
+post_title: "Session ses_45a2"
+author1: ""
+post_slug: "continuity-ses-45a2"
+microsoft_alias: ""
+featured_image: ""
+categories: []
+tags: []
+ai_note: ""
+summary: "Migration notes for tracingContext refactor."
+post_date: "2026-01-10"
---
-# Session Summary
+## Session Summary
-## Goal
+### Goal
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-````
+```typescript
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-````
+```Also applies to: 6-10, 45-66, 76-84
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.md around lines 1 - 4, The markdown
violates project guidelines: replace the YAML front matter (lines 1-4) with the
required metadata keys (post_title, author1, post_slug, microsoft_alias,
featured_image, categories, tags, ai_note, summary, post_date) and populate
appropriate values; change the H1 at line 6 to an H2 (promote all top-level
headings to start with "##"); and normalize all code fences that use quadruple
backticks (notably ranges 6-10, 45-66, 76-84, and 83-84) to triple backticks
with an explicit language tag (e.g., ```typescript) so fenced blocks follow the
guideline.
| ## Goal | ||
| Migrate all remaining non-compliant tools (`finnhub-tools.ts`, `git-local.tool.ts`, `jwt-auth.tool.ts`, `polygon-tools.ts`) from direct OpenTelemetry API usage (`trace.getTracer`, `SpanStatusCode`, `recordException`, `setStatus`) to the runtime-provided `tracingContext` pattern (`createChildSpan`, `span?.error()`, `span?.end()`, `span?.update()`) as prescribed in AGENTS.md. | ||
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Wrap paths and long inline code in backticks; soften long lines.
Windows paths (Line 78-82) should be inline code (or a code block), and several paragraphs exceed 80 chars per guideline—use soft line breaks.
Also applies to: 76-82
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @thoughts/ledgers/CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.md around lines 8 - 10, The markdown
has unformatted Windows paths and long inline code that exceed the 80-char
guideline; wrap all file names and Windows paths like finnhub-tools.ts,
git-local.tool.ts, jwt-auth.tool.ts, polygon-tools.ts and any path strings in
backticks and break long paragraphs into shorter lines (soft-wrap) so sentences
stay under ~80 characters, especially in the paragraphs around the Goal section
and the block describing those tools; ensure any inline code fragments are
backticked and long lines that list tools or paths are split into multiple lines
for readability.
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Created
CONTINUITY_ses_458c.mdto document progress on fixing TypeScript errors inimage-tool.tsand implementing new tools using available packages.input.psmcasting.Created
CONTINUITY_ses_45a2.mdto summarize the migration of non-compliant tools to thetracingContextpattern.finnhub-tools.ts,git-local.tool.ts,jwt-auth.tool.ts, andpolygon-tools.tsto remove direct OpenTelemetry API usage.data-tool-progressevents and check for cancellation support.