feat(logs): record governance entity names on MCP tool logs - #7154
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MCP tool logs showed raw UUIDs where LLM logs show names. The logs table denormalizes every governance id with a name column beside it, written from the request context at ingestion. mcp_tool_logs did it two ways at once: virtual key and project names were real columns, while user, team, customer and business unit names were transients resolved against the governance cache after every read. Give the tool log the same shape. Twelve new columns hold the four scalar names, the multi-valued team, customer and business unit sets, and the budget and rate limit ids the logs table already records. MCPToolLog.ApplyGovernanceContext writes all of it in one place, so the gateway path and the enterprise inspect and ingest paths stamp identically. Two rules keep the snapshot honest. A dimension the context does not carry leaves what is already recorded alone, so a later hook stamping a partial identity cannot blank what an earlier one knew. Changing an id clears the name beside it, because an id wearing another entity's name reads as corrupt attribution rather than a gap. PostMCPHook now leaves behind the budget and rate limit ids it already computes for usage tracking, matching PostLLMHook. Without them the two new columns would always be null. The migration adds structure only. Rows written before it keep their bare ids.
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WalkthroughMCP governance identifiers and names now flow through ChangesMCP governance attribution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PostMCPHook
participant BifrostContext
participant MCPLogging
participant MCPToolLog
participant Logstore
participant MCPLogUI
PostMCPHook->>BifrostContext: record budget and rate-limit IDs
MCPLogging->>MCPToolLog: ApplyGovernanceContext
MCPToolLog->>Logstore: serialize and persist governance snapshots
Logstore->>MCPLogUI: provide plural governance fields
MCPLogUI->>MCPLogUI: render linked attribution values
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In `@framework/logstore/migrations.go`:
- Line 4851: Call boundDDLLockWait immediately after tx.WithContext(ctx) in both
the Migrate and Rollback flows for the mcp_tool_logs migration, ensuring all
ALTER TABLE operations use the bounded DDL lock wait while preserving the
existing transaction context.
In `@plugins/governance/main.go`:
- Around line 1388-1396: Ensure the governance post-hook records settled budget
and rate-limit IDs before the logging post-hook snapshots and enqueues the tool
entry, regardless of configurable plugin order. Update the post-hook ordering or
move the stamping around BifrostContextKeyGovernanceBudgetIDs and
BifrostContextKeyGovernanceRateLimitIDs to a boundary that always precedes
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Twelve ALTER TABLEs on a table under continuous write can each sit behind a long-running log transaction holding ACCESS EXCLUSIVE, stalling startup. Matches what the other column migrations on this table do.
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2812-2866: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert settled governance IDs across the PostMCPHook persistence path
TestPostMCPHook_RecordsAccountedLimitIDsonly checks the context.TestMCPHooksPersistPluginLogsexercisesPostMCPHookand reads the persisted log, but it does not set or assert settled budget and rate-limit IDs. Extend that test, or add a focused equivalent, to assert both IDs after serialization and deserialization.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@plugins/logging/main.go`:
- Around line 2812-2866: Update the PostMCPHook persistence test, such as
TestMCPHooksPersistPluginLogs, to set settled budget and rate-limit governance
IDs in the hook context, execute PostMCPHook, then deserialize the persisted log
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The table and detail sheet only ever read the scalar id/name, so a row with more than one team, customer or business unit showed just the first. The LLM logs table and detail sheet already handle this: AttributionCell renders the plural names when present, falling back to the scalar, and the detail sheet links each value individually with a pluralized label and filter. Table: pass names/ids through to AttributionCell for team, customer and business unit, matching columns.tsx for logs. No change needed for user or project, which have no plural columns on MCPToolLog. Detail sheet: scopeLinks now resolves each dimension to a list of items (plural source when present, scalar fallback otherwise) instead of a single id/name pair, and renders one link per item with a comma separator and a pluralized label, matching logDetailView.tsx's team/customer/business-unit blocks. User, project and device keep their existing single-value rendering through the same code path, since their plural slots are always empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YPw1ssoBEWSm6ZLGfBmEDG
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TL;DR
MCP tool logs render raw UUIDs where LLM logs render names. This gives
mcp_tool_logsthe same attribution shape thelogstable has: every governance id gets a name column beside it, written from the request context at ingestion, with nothing resolved on read.A log from the dashboard today, which is what prompted this:
What changed?
MCPToolLoggains twelve columns viamigrationAddMCPGovernanceSnapshots.user_name,team_name,customer_nameandbusiness_unit_namestop beinggorm:"-"transients and become storage.team_ids/team_names,customer_ids/customer_names,business_unit_ids/business_unit_namesare the multi-valued sets the logs table already keeps, stored as JSON arrays and read back index-aligned.budget_idsandrate_limit_idsare the remaining governance idslogsrecords, and are id-only there too.framework/logstore/governance.goholdsMCPToolLog.ApplyGovernanceContext, the one place that reads the context and writes the row. It lives on the struct rather than in the logging plugin because three callers across two repos need it: the logging plugin, the enterprise inspect builder, and the enterprise agent ingest handler.applyMCPGovernanceFieldsToEntrycollapses onto it, and the duplicate virtual key stamping either side of its two call sites goes away.PostMCPHookin the governance plugin stampsBifrostContextKeyGovernanceBudgetIDsand...RateLimitIDsfrom thebudgets, rateLimitspair it already computes forUsageUpdate.PostLLMHookhas always done this; without it the two new columns would always be null.MCPToolLogEntryin the UI types gains the array fields. No component changes:AttributionCellalready renders name-first with an id fallback, and already handles plural arrays.Two rules are encoded in
ApplyGovernanceContextand pinned by tests. A dimension the context does not carry leaves what is already recorded alone, so a later hook stamping a partial identity cannot blank what an earlier one knew. Changing an id clears the name beside it, because an id wearing another entity's name is worse than an id with no name.How to test?
go test ./framework/logstore/ ./plugins/logging/ ./plugins/governance/andgo test ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/. New coverage:TestApplyGovernanceContext*(five cases),TestMCPToolLogGovernanceSetsRoundTrip,TestMCPToolLogGovernanceSetsTolerateCorruptJSON,TestMigrationAddMCPGovernanceSnapshots,TestMCPGovernanceSnapshotsMigrationIsRegistered,TestPostMCPHook_RecordsAccountedLimitIDs.mcp_tool_logsis created with all twelve columns, then boot again to confirm the migration is a no-op.GET /api/mcp-logs. The row should carryuser_name,team_nameandcustomer_name, withteam_namespopulated for a user in more than one team.Why make this change?
Resolving names on every read was per-request work to answer a question the request itself had already answered. It also produced a different answer over time: a renamed team changed what an old log said about a call made before the rename, while the LLM log sitting next to it kept the original. Recording the name with the id fixes both. The row says what the entity was called when the call was made, and says it without a lookup.
Notes
The migration adds structure only. Rows written before it keep their bare ids, and nothing backfills them. The enterprise side resolves those at runtime on the single-log detail read, so a historical row is still readable where someone is actually reading it.
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