Observed
live_telemetryThe field derives from production observations admitted by its metric rules. Read its definition, observation window, and freshness before comparing it with another result.
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01 · source
Use provenance.by_field to identify the source of the value you are reading. These labels describe different kinds of evidence.
live_telemetryThe field derives from production observations admitted by its metric rules. Read its definition, observation window, and freshness before comparing it with another result.
canonical_estimateThe field comes from a configured reference value. An estimate is not an observed result, even when it appears beside measured fields in the same response.
unavailableA supported value is not available for this field. A missing value does not mean zero, and an estimate should not be substituted for it.
02 · context
A request duration, a decision, and a completed outcome answer different questions. Use the metric definition before drawing a conclusion about a workflow.
Keep the response time, sampling time where supplied, period boundaries, and exclusion rules with a citation. The revision date of this guide is not a measurement date.
Save the response and its source labels. A later response can change; a current value does not reconstruct an earlier observation.
03 · interpretation
No. This page explains how to read the published evidence. A claim about an entire workflow needs evidence covering its inputs, decisions, actions, exceptions, and outcomes over a defined period. A single latency or override figure cannot establish that coverage.
Yes. Check provenance.by_field for the particular field you want to cite. The source of a neighboring field or a summary label does not establish the source of your chosen value.
It can establish that the supplied content matches a digest and that the supplied chain links are internally consistent. It does not establish factual accuracy, AI authorship, successful execution, or an unchanged history. Those claims require separate evidence.