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//! Metrics Event System
//!
//! This module defines the event types used for tracking agent performance and behavior.
//! The event system follows a unified architecture that supports both internal agent operations
//! and HTTP proxy forwarding.
//!
//! # Event Categories
//!
//! The system organizes metrics into three distinct categories:
//!
//! ## Chat Events (`ChatEvent`)
//! Events emitted by the agent's internal chat loop during conversation sessions.
//! These track the lifecycle of sessions, rounds, and tool invocations.
//!
//! ## Forward Events (`ForwardEvent`)
//! Events emitted when forwarding requests to upstream API providers (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic).
//! These track HTTP proxy operations for external API calls.
//!
//! ## System Events (`SystemEvent`)
//! Operational events for monitoring the metrics system itself, including error tracking
//! and worker lifecycle management.
//!
//! # Architecture
//!
//! All events share common metadata (`EventMeta`) that includes:
//! - Unique event identifier (UUID v4)
//! - Precise timestamp of occurrence
//! - Optional trace ID for distributed request tracing
//!
//! Events are designed to be:
//! - **Serializable**: All events implement `Serialize` and `Deserialize` for persistence
//! - **Immutable**: Once created, events should not be modified
//! - **Traceable**: Events can be linked via trace IDs across system boundaries
use ;
use ;
use Uuid;
use crate;
/// Metadata attached to every metrics event.
///
/// This structure provides common identification and timing information
/// that is shared across all event types in the metrics system.
/// Metadata attached to every metrics event.
///
/// This structure provides common identification and timing information
/// that is shared across all event types in the metrics system.
///
/// # Fields
///
/// - `event_id`: Unique identifier for this event (UUID v4 format)
/// - `occurred_at`: UTC timestamp when the event occurred
/// - `trace_id`: Optional identifier for correlating related events across services
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```rust,ignore
///
/// // Create event metadata without trace ID
/// let meta = EventMeta::new();
/// assert!(!meta.event_id.is_empty());
/// assert!(meta.trace_id.is_none());
///
/// // Create event metadata with trace ID for distributed tracing
/// let traced_meta = EventMeta::with_trace_id("req-abc-123");
/// assert_eq!(traced_meta.trace_id, Some("req-abc-123".to_string()));
/// ```
/// Unified metrics event enum encompassing all event categories.
///
/// This enum serves as the top-level container for all metrics events
/// in the system. It provides a single type that can be serialized,
/// deserialized, and processed uniformly.
///
/// # Variants
///
/// - `Chat`: Events from the internal agent chat loop
/// - `Forward`: Events from HTTP proxy operations to upstream APIs
/// - `System`: Operational events for system monitoring
///
/// # Serialization
///
/// All variants are JSON-serializable via serde, making them suitable
/// for storage, transmission over networks, and logging.
// ============================================================================
// Chat Events (Agent-internal usage)
// ============================================================================
/// Events emitted by the agent loop during chat sessions.
///
/// These events track the complete lifecycle of chat interactions within
/// the agent, from session initialization to completion, including all
/// intermediate operations like rounds and tool calls.
///
/// # Event Lifecycle
///
/// A typical chat session produces events in this order:
/// 1. `SessionStarted` - When a new conversation begins
/// 2. `RoundStarted` - When the agent begins processing a message
/// 3. `ToolCalled` (multiple) - For each tool invocation during the round
/// 4. `RoundCompleted` - When the agent finishes processing the message
/// 5. `MessageCountUpdated` - When the message count changes
/// 6. `SessionCompleted` - When the conversation ends
///
/// # Usage
///
/// These events are primarily used for:
/// - Performance monitoring (latency tracking)
/// - Resource usage analysis (token consumption)
/// - Behavior analytics (tool usage patterns)
/// - Error tracking and debugging
// ============================================================================
// Forward Events (HTTP proxy)
// ============================================================================
/// Events emitted when forwarding requests to upstream APIs.
///
/// These events track HTTP proxy operations when the system forwards
/// requests to external API providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, or other
/// LLM services. They enable monitoring of API usage, costs, and performance.
///
/// # Event Lifecycle
///
/// A typical forward operation produces events in this order:
/// 1. `RequestStarted` - When a request is initiated to the upstream API
/// 2. `RequestCompleted` - When the response is received (or an error occurs)
///
/// # Use Cases
///
/// These events support:
/// - API cost tracking via token consumption
/// - Performance monitoring (latency, success rates)
/// - Error rate analysis per endpoint
/// - Load balancing and capacity planning
/// - Compliance and audit logging
// ============================================================================
// System Events
// ============================================================================
/// System-level events for operational metrics and monitoring.
///
/// These events track the health and operation of the metrics system itself,
/// providing visibility into system behavior, errors, and resource management.
/// They are primarily used for operational monitoring and debugging.
///
/// # Use Cases
///
/// - Monitoring system health and stability
/// - Tracking metrics collection reliability
/// - Identifying storage or processing issues
/// - Understanding worker lifecycle