feat(telemetry): record why a run ended and where a deploy stopped by shane-kercheval · Pull Request #492 · clerk/cli

shane-kercheval · 2026-09-23T19:21:26Z

Every CLI run sends one usage-telemetry event: which command, did it succeed, what exit code. Two kinds of run are being recorded wrong today, and this PR fixes both. Nothing a person or an agent sees changes: no printed output moves and no exit code changes, with one exception called out in section 2. GROW-1233, and GROW-1252 for section 5.

Problem 1: clerk deploy runs that stopped on purpose look like crashes. Someone reads the DNS records screen and presses Ctrl-C to come back later, or picks "Skip for now" at the Google OAuth step. The CLI records both as an error whose code is the placeholder cli_error, which means "something threw and nobody named it". Over the 30 days to 2026-09-15 that was 674 runs. Every one was a human at a keyboard, the typical run lasted 72 seconds before ending, and the applications that hit this "error" went live more often than the ones that never did (88% vs 66%). The chart called "deploy errors" was mostly measuring engagement. Sections 1 to 4 give those runs names and record how far the deploy got.

Problem 2: clerk api failures are recorded with no reason. When someone runs clerk api /users/bad_id, Clerk answers 404 with an error code in the body. The command prints that body to stdout so it can be piped, sets exit code 1, and returns rather than throwing. Telemetry only reads a code off a thrown error, so the event said "error, exit 1" and nothing else. That was 18,254 rows in the same 30 days, plus 1,601 from clerk users create (Clerk rejected a field) and 17 from clerk mcp install --json (a corrupt client config), which catch their errors for the same kind of reason. A third of the whole error bucket had no code. Section 5 hands the code over at the catch.

Every field below feeds the outcome classification the warehouse already has (data-platform#604) and the Hex CLI dashboard that reads it; stage and components are what the go-to-production funnel will be built on.

1. `clerk deploy status` on an unfinished deploy now sends `outcome: incomplete` instead of `outcome: error`

A developer added their DNS records ten minutes ago and runs clerk deploy status to see if they have propagated. The answer is "not yet". The command prints that and exits 1 on purpose, because people chain it as clerk deploy status && ./cutover.sh and the nonzero exit is what stops the script. Telemetry used to send outcome: error for that run. It now sends outcome: incomplete. The exit code stays 1 and there is still no error code, because nothing failed.

	outcome	exit	error_code
Before	`error`	1	null
After	`incomplete`	1	null

2. A `clerk deploy` run that stops early now sends an `error_code` saying why, and a new `pause_step` field saying where

Three people run clerk deploy. One skips the Google OAuth step to do it later. One presses Ctrl-C while the DNS records are on screen. One has every DNS record verified and is waiting for Clerk's own provisioning to finish. Telemetry used to send the same thing for all three: outcome: error with the placeholder error_code: cli_error. It now sends a different error_code for each, plus a new field pause_step naming the step the person was on. Outcomes and exit codes are unchanged.

Ending	outcome	error_code (new)	pause_step (new)	exit
Skipped an OAuth provider	`error`	`deploy_paused`	`oauth`	1
Ctrl-C at a prompt after the instance exists	`error`	`deploy_cancelled`	`dns` or `oauth`	130
DNS verified, Clerk still provisioning	`error`	`deploy_finalizing`	null	1
Chose "skip" at DNS verification	`success`	null	null	0

What a chart reader gets: "paused at OAuth and never came back" becomes a number, separate from "cancelled" and from "waiting on Clerk".

The one visible change in this PR. When one of clerk doctor's checks throws an exception, the CLI used to print "Unknown check crashed" and telemetry sent error_code: doctor_failed. It now prints the name of the check that crashed and sends error_code: doctor_check_crashed, so a bug in a check is separable from a real problem in the developer's project. In --json output the crashed check carries its real name instead of "Unknown check" and a new crashed: true key.

3. Every deploy event now sends a new `stage` field: the state the deploy was in when the run ended

A deploy goes through a fixed set of states: not started, domain being provisioned, waiting on DNS, waiting on OAuth credentials, complete. clerk deploy status already prints the current one. Telemetry used to send nothing about it. Every clerk deploy and clerk deploy status event now carries a new field, stage, with that state as it stood when the run ended.

Run	Before	After
Fresh deploy, person says no to the plan	`outcome: success`, no stage	`outcome: success`, `stage: not_started`
Resume, person skips an OAuth provider	`outcome: error`, `error_code: cli_error`, no stage	`outcome: error`, `error_code: deploy_paused`, `stage: domain_pending`

stage is sent as null when the run ended before it could establish the state, for example because its first API call failed. Null is a different answer from not_started.

What a chart reader gets: how far each application got, which is the funnel's x-axis.

4. Every deploy event now sends a new `components` field: which of DNS, SSL, email DNS and OAuth were verified

Going live needs four things: DNS records, an SSL certificate, email DNS, and OAuth credentials. Telemetry used to send nothing about them. Every deploy event now carries a new field, components, with one value for each of the four: true if the run saw it verified, false if the run saw it unverified, null if the run never checked it. Null is deliberately different from false: if the status call itself failed, the event does not claim DNS failed.

Run	Before	After
Resume, DNS ok, SSL not yet, Ctrl-C at the retry menu	`outcome: error`, `error_code: cli_error`, no components	`outcome: error`, `error_code: deploy_cancelled`, `dns: true, ssl: false, mail: true, oauth: true`
`deploy status` whose status call failed	`outcome: error`, no code, no components	`outcome: error`, the API's code, `oauth` from the config read when that read finished first, the other three null

What a chart reader gets: which piece people get stuck on. Several different endings share one stage, for example everything from "Ctrl-C at the DNS screen" to "all four verified, waiting on Clerk" is domain_pending; this field is what tells them apart.

5. `clerk api`, `clerk users create` and `clerk mcp install --json` failures now send an `error_code` instead of null (GROW-1252)

Three commands catch their own errors instead of letting them propagate, each for a good reason. clerk api prints the raw response body to stdout so it can be piped into jq. clerk users create prints Clerk's validation error as JSON. clerk mcp install --json has already printed its JSON result and must not print a second document. Each then sets exit code 1 and returns, and telemetry, which only reads a code off a thrown error, used to send outcome: error with error_code: null. Each command now hands the error to telemetry at the point it catches it, so the event carries a code.

Which code: if Clerk's response includes an error code, that code. If it does not, one of five new codes based on the HTTP status: api_rate_limited for a 429, api_not_found for a 404 on a path the person typed, cli_endpoint_not_found for a 404 on a path the CLI built itself (from its endpoint catalog in the interactive builder, or a hardcoded route in users create), api_client_error for any other 4xx, api_error for a 5xx. The two 404 codes are kept apart because the same status means a typo in one case and a stale catalog on our side in the other, and nothing in the row could tell them apart afterwards.

Run	error_code before	error_code after
`clerk api /users/bad_id` (user does not exist)	null	`resource_not_found`
`clerk api /organization_role` (no such endpoint)	null	`api_not_found`
`clerk api`, interactive builder picks an endpoint the API no longer serves	null	`cli_endpoint_not_found`
`clerk users create` with a missing field	null	`form_param_missing`
`clerk mcp install --json` with a corrupt client config	null	`mcp_client_config_invalid`

The handlers are shared, so users ban, unban, lock, unlock, delete and mcp uninstall --json gain the same codes.

A typed path parameter in the interactive builder goes into the route as typed, so a malformed value there can be misfiled as the CLI's failure; accepted as rare, and noted in the code.

What a chart reader gets: the 18,254 monthly clerk api failures can be split by reason. Codes Clerk already sends land where the same codes from other commands go today; the five status-based codes are new to the warehouse and are classified there by a separate change, with cli_endpoint_not_found counted as a CLI failure.

Verification

3099 tests pass, both with telemetry enabled and with CLERK_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1, via bun run test. New coverage:

unit tests on every new field and code;
per-command tests that capture the exact event a run would send, for each row in the tables above;
four tests through the real program, end to end, for an incomplete deploy status check, a not_started deploy under an agent, a crashed doctor check, and a caught api_not_found;
a test that pins the full set of event field names, so a renamed field fails here rather than silently splitting a warehouse column.

Design notes live in packages/cli-core/src/commands/deploy/README.md and the docstrings in packages/cli-core/src/lib/telemetry.ts.

Closes GROW-1252.

`clerk deploy status` exits 1 on purpose when a deploy is not finished, so scripts can gate on it. Telemetry read that nonzero exit as a failure, which made most of the "deploy errors" series a status check reporting "not done yet" rather than anything going wrong. - Add `incomplete` to the telemetry outcome values, and let a command declare what its own soft exit meant instead of having the program infer "nonzero, therefore error". The exit code is a per-command transport detail, so only the command knows what its nonzero exit meant; an undeclared soft exit is still recorded as an error. - Declare `incomplete` from `clerk deploy status` on the one branch where the report is built and not complete. Output, exit codes, and the error path are unchanged. - Fix the payload shape once, ahead of the milestones that fill it: add `pause_step` and a nested `components` object, both sent as null, plus the five deploy report states on `stage`. Null means never observed and must never be read as false. - Document the deploy outcome semantics in the command README, including that a successful command is not a finished deploy. The warehouse classification matching both the old and new row shapes shipped first, so no chart moves when this releases.

Review follow-ups on the `incomplete` outcome. No behavior change: same output, same exit codes, same recorded outcomes. - Narrow what a command may declare for its own soft exit to `incomplete` or `error`. `success` was accepted, and declaring it on a run that then exits nonzero produces a row the warehouse reads as a success — its classifier tests `outcome = 'success'` ahead of every error rule and never reads `exit_code` — so the failure would leave the error series with nothing able to reconcile it. `abort` is excluded because the interrupt path reports itself. Three more call sites arrive in later milestones, so the type is what has to say this. - Document that the last declaration wins, and that it applies to whatever nonzero code the run ends with. A command aggregating failures across several targets and meaning to report the first must select before calling, not call from inside its loop. - Cover the whole seam end to end: an unfinished `clerk deploy status` driven through the real program emits `outcome: "incomplete"` with exit code 1 and no error code. The unit tests exercise the classifier, not `runProgram`, so an edit to the soft-exit branch could otherwise revert the milestone with the suite still green. - Record that a finished deploy's stage is `complete`, never the shared `done` marker, which the warehouse contract test rejects on deploy commands. - Note at the declaration site that only the `status` subcommand reaches it, so routing the wizard through it would make every unfinished wizard pass declare `incomplete` too. - Correct two test comments that described failures which cannot occur, and replace two hand-built command fixtures with one shared helper.

A skipped OAuth provider, an interrupted prompt, and a wait on Clerk's provisioning all left `clerk deploy` recorded as `cli_error`. `deployPausedError` now takes one reason that selects the error code and exit code together: `deploy_paused` at exit 1, `deploy_cancelled` at exit 130, `deploy_finalizing` at exit 1. The same call records `pause_step` (`dns` or `oauth`), except on the finalizing wait, where nobody stopped at a step. Exit codes and printed output are unchanged. The wizard's two "production instance could not be resolved" throws send `deploy_instance_unresolved` instead of `usage_error`; exit code stays 2. `clerk doctor` now names the check that threw instead of reporting an anonymous crash, marks the result `crashed: true`, and throws `doctor_check_crashed` rather than `doctor_failed` so a CLI bug is distinguishable from a real finding. Check names come from one `CHECK_NAME` map so the registry and the checks cannot disagree. Tests assert the posted telemetry payload for each ending, both instance-unresolved sites, and the three doctor outcomes.

The deploy payload tests set the capture URL without clearing `CLERK_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, which CI sets for every job and which beats that URL, so all nine would have failed on the first pull request. The capture harness moves to `test/lib/stubs.ts`, replacing the copy in `telemetry.test.ts` as well, and clears the opt-outs itself. It classifies a normal return the way `runProgram` does rather than assuming success, requires exactly one POST carrying exactly one event, and restores `fetch`, `process.exitCode` and every env var it touched. A throw from the callback propagates unless the caller asks for it to be captured, which the old local copy did by accident and the consolidated one had stopped doing. `fakeTelemetryCommand` dropped its leftmost segment, recording `status` where a real run records `deploy status`, because telemetry excludes the root `clerk` and there was no root to discard. It synthesizes one now, and the payload-shape test pins the recorded name. `deployPausedError` becomes `throwDeployPaused(state, reason): never` with no default reason, so a pause site added later cannot compile without saying what it is, and the telemetry write cannot outlive a pause that is constructed but never thrown. Whether a reason records a step is a column in the reason table rather than a negation beside it. The doctor check list is keyed by `CHECK_NAME` and checked with `satisfies`, so a check that is named but never wired no longer compiles; `CHECK_NAME` moves to `types.ts` so `check-mcp.ts` stops importing the whole of `checks.ts` for one string. A new test pins that an agent gets the host-execution check first and a human does not get it at all — which found that the existing doctor tests had been running under whatever mode the terminal implied. Two claims were wrong: the README and the `deploy_paused` docstring said a skipped DNS check reports `deploy_paused`, when it ends the run as a success at exit 0, and a comment said the warehouse enforces which reasons carry a pause step, when it only alarms on one disappearing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Every `clerk deploy` and `clerk deploy status` event now carries `stage`: the state the deploy itself was in when the run ended, as `clerk deploy status` would report it at that moment. A wizard run and a status check a second later agree about the same deploy, so drop-off can be counted per state for the first time. The stage is never a control-flow position. On a fresh deploy the DNS handoff runs before OAuth setup, so someone who skips a provider is at `domain_pending` with `pause_step: "oauth"` — `oauth_pending` there would contradict the status command and would credit an OAuth milestone to a deploy that never had DNS checked. Two states are established without a status read, because otherwise every run that ends before the first poll would report nothing: a fresh deploy starts at `not_started`, and the create response says whether the new instance has a domain. Everything else comes from a read that succeeded, and a run that ends before one sends null. `loadInitialDeployStatus` now reports whether its answer is live. The wizard's resume path substitutes an all-pending status when the read fails so the user can retry from the screen, and that substitute was previously indistinguishable from a genuine all-pending answer — recording it would file a network blip as a DNS stall. `recordObservedDeployStage` is the one place that check lives. Also fixes a silent test-isolation bug: Bun ignores `process.exitCode = undefined` and keeps the previous number, so the shared telemetry helper's reset never took and a run left at 1 classified later successes as errors.

Every `clerk deploy` and `clerk deploy status` event now carries four booleans — DNS, SSL, email DNS and OAuth — each `true`, `false` or null, where null means no successful read ever established it. A failed status call is not a DNS failure, so nothing is written from a substituted or placeholder status. The four come from two reads, so they are two setters. DNS, SSL and mail come from the domain-status response and OAuth from whether every required provider has production credentials. A domain poll rewrites the first three and leaves `oauth` as it was, because the poll did not observe it; a configuration read or a credential save rewrites `oauth` alone. A single setter for all four would discard a good OAuth observation whenever the domain read flaked, and every later poll would have to re-send or blank it. The case this exists for: the wizard's resume path substitutes "everything pending" when its domain read fails so the user can retry from the screen. That snapshot now records `oauth` from the configuration read that did succeed, and nothing for the domain — one observation, not three false values for a network blip.

Production configuration and domain status are read together, and until now nothing was written to telemetry until both had answered. A 500 from the domain-status endpoint while the configuration read was fine — the ordinary shape of a partial outage — ended the run with all four component fields null after one read had observed something. Each read now records its own group the instant it succeeds, inside `resolveLiveDeploySnapshot`. The error the user sees is unchanged: the first failure still wins. The throw is only delayed until the partner read has settled, so the recording can never race the telemetry send. The stage still needs both reads and stays with `recordDeployObservation`. Also drops the per-save OAuth write. A save proves only the provider it saved, and recording `false` for the rest asserted that a cloned instance carries no credentials — an assumption the wizard makes but nothing has verified. OAuth is now written from a configuration read, or as `true` once every required credential is saved, which is the plan's rule.

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The CLI telemetry payload now records declared soft-exit outcomes, error codes, deploy stages, pause steps, and component observations. API, users, MCP, and BAPI error paths declare handled failures for telemetry. Deploy run and status workflows record live observations and distinguish incomplete, successful, and error outcomes. Doctor reports retain the names of checks that throw, mark those results as crashed, and use a distinct error code.

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1. clerk deploy status on an unfinished deploy now sends outcome: incomplete instead of outcome: error

2. A clerk deploy run that stops early now sends an error_code saying why, and a new pause_step field saying where

3. Every deploy event now sends a new stage field: the state the deploy was in when the run ended

4. Every deploy event now sends a new components field: which of DNS, SSL, email DNS and OAuth were verified

5. clerk api, clerk users create and clerk mcp install --json failures now send an error_code instead of null (GROW-1252)

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1. `clerk deploy status` on an unfinished deploy now sends `outcome: incomplete` instead of `outcome: error`

2. A `clerk deploy` run that stops early now sends an `error_code` saying why, and a new `pause_step` field saying where

3. Every deploy event now sends a new `stage` field: the state the deploy was in when the run ended

4. Every deploy event now sends a new `components` field: which of DNS, SSL, email DNS and OAuth were verified

5. `clerk api`, `clerk users create` and `clerk mcp install --json` failures now send an `error_code` instead of null (GROW-1252)

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