maple-otel-spec-review

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OTel spec-compliance review

Review a diff, PR, or named file of Maple's own code against the OpenTelemetry specification as snapshotted in docs/otel-spec/ (spec v1.58.0, researched 2026-07-05). This is not maple-audit (whole-project instrumentation-quality audit against Maple conventions, mostly for external projects), not maple-telemetry-conventions (the house-conventions reference — cross-referenced here, never enforced from here), and not generic /code-review (diff correctness). The deliverable is spec findings: MUST/SHOULD violations with normative citations.

docs/otel-spec/README.md is the routing hub; the nine spec files are the only authority this skill may cite. Every section in them carries an inline Source: deep link to the official spec — findings copy that link.

Severity

Severity comes from the spec's own normative word, not intuition:

Severity Meaning
critical Violates a MUST / MUST NOT / SHALL / REQUIRED in a Stable spec section: failing a whole batch instead of returning partial success, wrong retryable status set, non-protobuf error body, an SDK code path that can throw into the host app, dropping gzip decode.
warn Violates a SHOULD / SHOULD NOT, or newly relies on a deprecated path: fresh span-event usage for event-shaped data, deprecated semconv keys without coalescing, missing throttle hints on 429/503.
info MAY/recommendation divergence; anything grounded in a Development/Experimental-stability section; any finding touching a README known-gap item (mandatory cap, tagged "unverified").

Routing table

Map what the diff touches to the minimal spec sections. Route by heading text, never line numbers. Surfaces are the three from docs/otel-spec/README.md: 1 ingest gateway as OTLP server · 2 self-instrumentation as SDK consumer · 3 UI/query as data consumer.

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