Background
The site guide page site/ai-agent-observability.html has up-to-date body copy in its formats section, but its metadata and first support strip still under-claim current parser coverage. Existing site issues #185 and #190 cover site/index.html and site/llms.txt, not this guide page.
Evidence
Current README-level support includes Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Cline, Aider, Cursor exports, Hermes Agent, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Pi, Oh My Pi, Kimi CLI, Copilot-style logs, and generic JSON/JSONL traces.
Drift found on origin/master in site/ai-agent-observability.html:
<meta name="description"> mentions Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Aider, and OpenCode logs only.
<meta name="keywords"> uses older terms such as Cursor agent traces and omits newer source families.
- Twitter description mentions only Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Aider, and OpenCode logs.
- Schema.org
about list omits the broader source families.
- The proof strip highlights Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Cursor + Aider only, while the body later lists the full current source coverage.
User value
Users landing on the AI observability guide from search or social previews should see the same compatibility signal as the current README/site support list.
Adoption rationale
Guide metadata drives search snippets and social cards. Aligning it with current support improves discoverability and avoids under-claiming compatibility for users of newer supported sources.
Suggested scope
- Update only
site/ai-agent-observability.html.
- Align meta description, keywords, Twitter description, JSON-LD
about, and proof-strip source wording with README-level support.
- Keep the guide readable; do not turn every metadata field into an exhaustive wall if a concise current-coverage phrase is clearer.
Non-goals
Acceptance criteria
- Guide metadata no longer under-claims current parser coverage through the old source subset.
- Proof strip remains concise while acknowledging broader supported-source coverage.
- No package/release promises are introduced.
scripts/ci/check-pages-artifact.sh site, scripts/ci/check-release-surfaces.sh, and scripts/ci/check-docs-commands.sh pass if implementation changes site docs.
Suggested lane
lane/growth
Risk
Low. Main risk is overstuffed metadata; prefer concise current-coverage wording.
Source
Product guide-page metadata scan on 2026-05-11 against clean origin/master.
Background
The site guide page
site/ai-agent-observability.htmlhas up-to-date body copy in its formats section, but its metadata and first support strip still under-claim current parser coverage. Existing site issues #185 and #190 coversite/index.htmlandsite/llms.txt, not this guide page.Evidence
Current README-level support includes Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Cline, Aider, Cursor exports, Hermes Agent, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Pi, Oh My Pi, Kimi CLI, Copilot-style logs, and generic JSON/JSONL traces.
Drift found on origin/master in
site/ai-agent-observability.html:<meta name="description">mentions Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Aider, and OpenCode logs only.<meta name="keywords">uses older terms such asCursor agent tracesand omits newer source families.aboutlist omits the broader source families.User value
Users landing on the AI observability guide from search or social previews should see the same compatibility signal as the current README/site support list.
Adoption rationale
Guide metadata drives search snippets and social cards. Aligning it with current support improves discoverability and avoids under-claiming compatibility for users of newer supported sources.
Suggested scope
site/ai-agent-observability.html.about, and proof-strip source wording with README-level support.Non-goals
site/index.html; Align site metadata with current parser coverage #185 owns that surface.site/llms.txt; Align site llms.txt parser coverage with README support list #190 owns that surface.Acceptance criteria
scripts/ci/check-pages-artifact.sh site,scripts/ci/check-release-surfaces.sh, andscripts/ci/check-docs-commands.shpass if implementation changes site docs.Suggested lane
lane/growth
Risk
Low. Main risk is overstuffed metadata; prefer concise current-coverage wording.
Source
Product guide-page metadata scan on 2026-05-11 against clean origin/master.