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A capped 20-run sample from the last 7 days showed strong MCP telemetry coverage and one material firewall observability gap. All 20 analyzed runs had MCP telemetry through rpc-messages.jsonl, while 19 of 20 firewall-enabled runs preserved access.log. That yields 95.0% firewall coverage, 100.0% MCP coverage, and 97.5% combined coverage across the two required observability surfaces.
The only critical gap was Avenger§33216999126: runtime logs show AWF firewall startup, but no access.log artifact was preserved. The sample also shows that current runs rely entirely on the fallback MCP telemetry format: gateway.jsonl was absent in all 20 runs, so structured duration/status metrics were not available without extra reconstruction.
Warning
The repository-wide logs fetch was count-limited before it covered the full 7-day range. The 20-run sample is still representative across 17 workflows, but the downloaded slice spans 2026-08-28T22:07:09Z through 2026-08-28T23:37:52Z, not the full week.
Key Alerts and Anomalies
Caution
Avenger§33216999126 was firewall-enabled but preserved no access.log, which prevents Squid-level debugging for that failed run.
Warning
No analyzed run exposed aw_info.json, so firewall and MCP enablement had to be inferred from runtime logs and discovered telemetry paths.
Warning
All analyzed MCP-enabled runs relied on rpc-messages.jsonl; no gateway.jsonl artifact was present in the sample, which limits response-time and structured status analysis.
Average response time: N/A from rpc-messages.jsonl fallback without request/response duration pairing
Additional Telemetry
agent-stdio.log: present in 20 of 20 analyzed runs
agent_output/: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runs
safe_output.jsonl: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runs
aw_info.json: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runs
Healthy Runs Summary
19 of 20 analyzed runs had complete core observability coverage for both firewall and MCP telemetry.
The highest-volume healthy firewall run in the sample was Agentic Workflow Audit Agent§33215695872 with 667 access.log entries and 28 MCP telemetry entries.
The strongest blocked-request visibility came from Issue Monster and Ponytail Reviewer, which each preserved 5 denied requests alongside successful tunnel traffic.
Recommended Actions
Fix Avenger or the shared artifact collection path so /sandbox/firewall/logs/access.log is always uploaded even when AWF startup fails early.
Publish aw_info.json with every run artifact set so firewall and MCP enablement can be audited deterministically instead of inferred.
Emit gateway.jsonl alongside rpc-messages.jsonl so response durations and structured MCP status fields are available in the preferred format.
Historical Trends
No prior observability baseline was available in the sampled artifacts. For this run, the usable slice contained 20 analyzed runs across 17 workflows from 2026-08-28T22:07:09Z through 2026-08-28T23:37:52Z.
The following domains were blocked by the firewall during workflow execution:
ab.chatgpt.com
api.github.com
chatgpt.com
github.com
[!TIP] api.github.com is blocked because GitHub API access uses the built-in GitHub tools by default. Instead of adding api.github.com to network.allowed, use tools.github.mode: gh-proxy for direct pre-authenticated GitHub CLI access without requiring network access to api.github.com:
tools:
github:
mode: gh-proxy
See GitHub Tools for more information on gh-proxy mode.
To allow these domains, add them to the network.allowed list in your workflow frontmatter:
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Executive Summary
A capped 20-run sample from the last 7 days showed strong MCP telemetry coverage and one material firewall observability gap. All 20 analyzed runs had MCP telemetry through
rpc-messages.jsonl, while 19 of 20 firewall-enabled runs preservedaccess.log. That yields 95.0% firewall coverage, 100.0% MCP coverage, and 97.5% combined coverage across the two required observability surfaces.The only critical gap was
Avenger§33216999126: runtime logs show AWF firewall startup, but noaccess.logartifact was preserved. The sample also shows that current runs rely entirely on the fallback MCP telemetry format:gateway.jsonlwas absent in all 20 runs, so structured duration/status metrics were not available without extra reconstruction.Warning
The repository-wide
logsfetch was count-limited before it covered the full 7-day range. The 20-run sample is still representative across 17 workflows, but the downloaded slice spans 2026-08-28T22:07:09Z through 2026-08-28T23:37:52Z, not the full week.Key Alerts and Anomalies
Caution
Avenger§33216999126 was firewall-enabled but preserved noaccess.log, which prevents Squid-level debugging for that failed run.Warning
No analyzed run exposed
aw_info.json, so firewall and MCP enablement had to be inferred from runtime logs and discovered telemetry paths.Warning
All analyzed MCP-enabled runs relied on
rpc-messages.jsonl; nogateway.jsonlartifact was present in the sample, which limits response-time and structured status analysis.Coverage Summary
access.log)gateway.jsonlorrpc-messages.jsonl)Detailed Run Analysis
Firewall-Enabled Runs
Missing Firewall Logs (
access.log)MCP-Enabled Runs
Missing MCP Telemetry (
gateway.jsonlandrpc-messages.jsonlboth absent)Telemetry Quality Analysis
Firewall Log Quality
access.logentries analyzed: 2487Gateway Log Quality
gateway.jsonlin 0 runs,rpc-messages.jsonlin 20 runsrpc-messages.jsonlfallback without request/response duration pairingAdditional Telemetry
agent-stdio.log: present in 20 of 20 analyzed runsagent_output/: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runssafe_output.jsonl: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runsaw_info.json: present in 0 of 20 analyzed runsHealthy Runs Summary
Agentic Workflow Audit Agent§33215695872 with 667access.logentries and 28 MCP telemetry entries.Issue MonsterandPonytail Reviewer, which each preserved 5 denied requests alongside successful tunnel traffic.Recommended Actions
Avengeror the shared artifact collection path so/sandbox/firewall/logs/access.logis always uploaded even when AWF startup fails early.aw_info.jsonwith every run artifact set so firewall and MCP enablement can be audited deterministically instead of inferred.gateway.jsonlalongsiderpc-messages.jsonlso response durations and structured MCP status fields are available in the preferred format.Historical Trends
No prior observability baseline was available in the sampled artifacts. For this run, the usable slice contained 20 analyzed runs across 17 workflows from 2026-08-28T22:07:09Z through 2026-08-28T23:37:52Z.
References: §33216999126, §33221067692, §33215695872
Warning
Firewall blocked 4 domains
The following domains were blocked by the firewall during workflow execution:
ab.chatgpt.comapi.github.comchatgpt.comgithub.com[!TIP]
api.github.comis blocked because GitHub API access uses the built-in GitHub tools by default. Instead of addingapi.github.comtonetwork.allowed, usetools.github.mode: gh-proxyfor direct pre-authenticated GitHub CLI access without requiring network access toapi.github.com:See GitHub Tools for more information on
gh-proxymode.To allow these domains, add them to the
network.allowedlist in your workflow frontmatter:See Network Configuration for more information.
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