fix(agent): isolate analytics from workflow correctness - #196
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Keep Analytics Engine quotas outside the run failure boundary. Remove duplicate tool lifecycle rows and emit model resolution only when the selected model changes.
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Summary
Architecture
Analytics is now explicitly outside the product correctness boundary in the shared observability package. Agent Workflows retain durable step and transcript history for lifecycle debugging while Analytics Engine records compact product outcome events.
Decisions Made
tool_invoked; removestep_startedandstep_completedEdge Cases Handled
Verification
pnpm lintpnpm typecheckpnpm turbo build --forcepnpm deadcodepnpm architecture:checkpnpm turbo skills:buildAnalytics Engine write limit exceededafter a 67-tool run