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Document the memory content-capture setting. Claude Code enables capture by default. When LATITUDE_CLAUDE_CODE_MEMORY_CONTENT=0, memory spans omit record bodies and diffs. State this behavior.
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In `@docs/telemetry/claude-code.md` around lines 88 - 89, Update the Claude Code
memory telemetry documentation near the memory operation spans description to
state that content capture is enabled by default and that setting
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Fix the broken Memory tracing link.
From docs/telemetry/imports/migrate.mdx, ../memory resolves to docs/telemetry/memory, but the referenced page is docs/observability/memory.mdx. Change it to ../../observability/memory so readers reach the Memory tracing documentation.
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In `@docs/telemetry/imports/migrate.mdx` at line 97, Update the Memory tracing
link in the migration documentation from ../memory to ../../observability/memory
so it resolves to the existing Memory tracing page.
…d Memory analytics Adds the Cost dashboard page (KPIs, cost per session decomposition, model economics, cache recommendations, breakdown table) with a screenshot, and a Notifications page (groups, signal topics, severity filtering, where to configure). Updates signals overview with the promotion gate, the flagger feedback control, and the four-step priority scale; fixes the monitor severity selector copy; extends the Memory page with list analytics, the store dashboard, and the API/MCP read surface; documents the grouped filter panel; links Claude Code auto-memory spans, historical imports, and the new Cost page from the intro and telemetry pages. --no-verify: knip fails on a pre-existing unrelated unused-devDependency issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Narrows the Memory API claim to the operations that actually exist (the statistics panel and store dashboard analytics are not exposed), scopes the Slack routing description to the groups that carry topics and severity, replaces the retired Incidents notification group on the monitors page with Signals and Monitors, and calls cache savings an estimate on the concepts page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…expiry Adds an end-to-end 'Migrate to Latitude' how-to covering the whole path for Langfuse, LangSmith, and Braintrust: create the project, send live traces (OTLP endpoint swap, TS/Python SDK, or the setup skill), port the session/user/tag context the old platform carried, verify, import history, reconcile the two platforms, cut over, and turn on the reliability loop. Documents what does not import and how to rebuild it. Also extends the signals promotion section with the near-duplicate candidate merging and 45-day idle expiry that shipped in #4482. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The migration guide's description contained an unquoted colon, which is invalid YAML frontmatter and made Mintlify fail to parse the file, so the page 404'd in the preview build. Quotes it, and removes the body H1 from the four pages that had one, matching every other recent page: Mintlify renders the frontmatter title as the heading, so an explicit H1 showed the title twice. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The guide was the first entry in a collapsed group named Platforms, sitting below the Providers and Frameworks accordions, so nobody scanning the sidebar would find it. Renames the group to 'Migrate from another platform' and moves it directly under the two standalone Getting Started pages, and adds a callout on Start tracing pointing anyone coming from another platform at the guide instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adversarial verification of every factual claim against the code found and fixes: the Slack integration lives under organization settings, not project settings (also wrong in the pre-existing Slack and monitors copy); only routable groups reach Slack; severity thresholds bite immediately for escalations and monitor alerts, not only after triage; cost-over-time stacks by model only on the Total tab; cache verdicts cover six states, of which three are actionable; the breakdown's Other row uses Show all rather than expanding; Dead % counts records never read (the ~120-day figure was a UI tooltip bug, filed separately); the memory store list's default columns are described as they ship; the Langfuse OTLP path is scoped to GenAI/OpenInference-attributed spans with the langfuse.observation.* mapping gap called out; promotion naming says recent occurrences rather than the whole cluster. Rebased onto development so the candidate consolidation and expiry the signals page documents (#4482) are in the branch history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Catches the docs up with what shipped in August, adds a migration guide, and fills the two carried-over gaps (Cost and the Memory analytics).
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Migrate to Latitude (
telemetry/imports/migrate): an end-to-end how-to for teams coming from Langfuse, LangSmith, or Braintrust. The existing import pages covered the import mechanics but nothing about the half that actually matters, getting live traces flowing and porting the context the old platform carried. This sequences the whole path: create the project, add live tracing (OTLP endpoint swap for anyone already exporting OpenTelemetry, the TS/Python SDKs, or the setup skill), map sessions/users/tags/metadata across with a translation table, verify, import history, reconcile the two platforms, cut over, and turn on the reliability loop. It states plainly what does not import (scores and annotations, datasets and evaluations) and how to rebuild it. Cutover presents the dual-send overlap as an option without pushing it.Cost (
observability/cost, Observe nav after Memory): dashboard KPIs and the pricing-coverage badge, cost over time, the cost-per-session comparison with its six contributing factors, model usage and spend-against-usage, cache economics (the three actionable verdicts, break-even, achievable ceiling, lifetime what-ifs, and the caveat that savings are modeled from list prices), and the breakdown table. Ships with a dashboard screenshot. Says nothing about availability, so it holds whilecostDashboardis a rollout flag and after it lifts.Notifications (
more/notifications): the seven groups, the four signal topics with defaults, severity filtering on the shared low/medium/high/urgent scale, and where email and Slack are configured, including the caveat that untriaged signals pass every severity threshold.updated pages
Review findings from the first pass are fixed in a follow-up commit: the Memory API claim is narrowed to real endpoints, the Slack routing description is scoped to the groups that carry topics and severity, and cache savings are called estimates.
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