fix(libsy): redact upstream bodies from error telemetry - #611
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Signed-off-by: Eugen Nekhai <eugen.nekhai@gmail.com>
WalkthroughThe change applies redacted error summaries to Libsy and LLM client telemetry. It makes shared sanitization helpers public and adds tests for upstream HTTP errors, stream errors, and failed-run telemetry. ChangesLLM error observability redaction
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change redacts error telemetry while preserving failure classifications. The remaining risk is limited to missing documentation for the newly public redaction helpers, which could lead to incorrect future use but does not affect the implemented redaction behavior. Poem
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In `@crates/libsy/src/algorithms/util/robustness.rs`:
- Line 24: Add Rustdoc comments for both public functions safe_error_summary and
safe_client_error in crates/libsy/src/algorithms/util/robustness.rs at lines
24-24 and 53-53, respectively; document that each returns a telemetry-safe
summary and excludes unconstrained error content.
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Thanks for catching this. I reproduced the leak, but I think this PR is doing too much in some places and not enough in others. It makes the existing helper public and strips detail from every libsy error, while the server, Advisor, and SSE paths can still log raw messages. I opened #615 to track the broader logging behavior. Could we keep this PR focused on the original libsy span leak and leave the helpers private? |
What
Failure telemetry recorded the raw upstream error body.
record_client_errortook a
&dyn Displayand wroteLlmClientError's own text into thelibsy.client_callspan, andlibsy'srecord_run/record_llm_callwroteLibsyError's text into thelibsy.run/libsy.llm_callspans and their warnlogs.
LlmClientError::UpstreamHttprenders asupstream returned HTTP {status}: {body}, so a 4xx that quotes the request backput conversation content into the trace and log pipeline for every failing turn:
The in-band streaming failures had the same shape:
LlmResponseChunk::DecodeErrorand
LlmResponseChunk::StreamErrorrecorded theirmessageverbatim, and aStreamErrormessage is the text that becomes anUpstreamHttpbody downstream.This came out of the review of #610 (question 6: "whether tracing should also
redact the raw upstream response body, which is currently visible in the failing
call span").
How
libsyalready had the vetted redaction for exactly this —safe_error_summary/
safe_client_errorinalgorithms/util/robustness.rs, with exhaustive matchesso a new error variant cannot start leaking by omission. Rather than write a
second copy of those matches in
switchyard-llm-client, this exports the pairfrom
switchyard_libsy(the crateswitchyard-llm-clientalready depends on)and routes all five recording sites through it.
record_client_errornow takes&strinstead of&dyn Display, so a callercannot hand it an unredacted error by accident. The two chunk arms pass a fixed
class string;
error.typealready carried the distinction (response_translation,502), so nothing operational is lost.What survives on the span: the failure class, the target or model it concerns,
and the HTTP status. What no longer does: the upstream body, boxed transport and
decode sources, and free-form messages.
Tests
crates/libsy-llm-client/tests/observability.rs:an_upstream_body_never_reaches_the_error_telemetry— drives a judge call thatfails with a 400-style body carrying a content marker, then asserts the marker
is absent from the
libsy.client_callandlibsy.llm_callspans and from everycaptured event, while
upstream HTTP 500anderror.type = 500remain.a_mid_stream_error_message_never_reaches_the_client_span— asserts thein-band stream error records
error.type = 502with a fixed summary.Both fail on
main's recording code (verified by reverting the redaction: thespan field comes back as
upstream returned HTTP 500 Internal Server Error: {"error":{"message":"server error: <marker>"}}).failed_call_records_error_outcome_and_warn_logswas updated for the samereason: an external error's boxed source is unvetted, so
libsy.runnow carriesthe label rather than the source text.
Gates run locally:
cargo fmt --all --check,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo test --workspace,uv run ruff check .,uv run mypy switchyard,uv run pytest tests/.Deliberately out of scope
Two other sites log error text and are left alone here:
advisor_gate.rsfail-open warn and itsadvisor_review=audit record — thatrecord already carries
reply_headby design for benchmark tooling, soredacting only its
errorfield would be a behavior decision about the auditformat, not this fix.
sse.rsstream-iteration warn — the same text is already returned to therequester in the error event, a different exposure than the shared telemetry
pipeline.
Happy to fold either in if reviewers prefer.
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