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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/first-time-setup.md
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-> analytics/evaluations
```

The ManitOS ingestion route is an optional compatibility integration. A general
The Manitos ingestion route is an optional compatibility integration. A general
application does not need it.

## 1. Start Observer locally
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The generic integration gate report
`observer.integration.passive_gate.v2` is optional. It can validate a custom
runtime integration without adopting the ManitOS-specific ingestion contract.
runtime integration without adopting the Manitos-specific ingestion contract.

## Package publication ownership

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Context:

- Product name is "Observer" (a.k.a. "LLM Observatory", package
magic-lab-observer). "ManitOS" is an integration lane, not the product name.
magic-lab-observer). "Manitos" is an integration lane, not the product name.
- Read AGENTS.md at the repository root and follow its review output contract
exactly (Summary / Findings / Checklist / Verdict).
- Baseline: <commit-sha of last accepted review> for delta comparison.
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5. Diff against the baseline commit: list changed files, new/removed public
endpoints or SDK exports, and any migration changes.
6. Consistency: scan for wrong product names ("LLM Observatory service",
"ManitOS" as product), stale test counts in README/docs, and docs that
"Manitos" as product), stale test counts in README/docs, and docs that
contradict code.
7. Do not report "none" as a finding. Every finding must carry evidence
(path:line) and a concrete action. If nothing is actionable, state the
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# ManitOS telemetry integration
# Manitos telemetry integration

ManitOS is one supported Observer integration. It uses an additive, versioned,
Manitos is one supported Observer integration. It uses an additive, versioned,
retry-safe ingestion contract; existing `/v1/traces` clients remain supported.

## Public contract
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The compatibility endpoint `GET /v1/analytics/manitos-quality` provides bounded,
metadata-only aggregate fields for this integration. Existing field names are
retained to avoid breaking clients; they should not be interpreted as ManitOS
retained to avoid breaking clients; they should not be interpreted as Manitos
production policy or release criteria.

## Optional integration gate
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should use `observer-integration-passive-gate --generic-report`, which emits the
additive `observer.integration.passive_gate.v2` report at
`.observer-state/integration-gate-report.json` unless another path is supplied.
Its evaluation parameters are caller configuration, not Observer or ManitOS
Its evaluation parameters are caller configuration, not Observer or Manitos
production policy.

The v2 report excludes configured endpoint and output paths as well as legacy
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## Runtime configuration

The ManitOS exporter is opt-in. Integration users may configure these published
environment variables in the ManitOS runtime:
The Manitos exporter is opt-in. Integration users may configure these published
environment variables in the Manitos runtime:

```bash
MANITOS_OBSERVER_ENABLED=1
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