What the wedge sends

This list is generated from the wire schemas the wedge is built against, not written by hand. If an engineer adds a field, it appears here or the build fails.

Never sent

— Source code, diffs, file contents
— Prompt or completion text
— File names and paths (only salted hashes and the branch)
— Screenshots, keystrokes, screen recordings
— Clipboard, browser history, other applications
— Microphone or camera
— Time tracking outside episodes

The envelope, on every event

event_id string
Random id of this event, assigned on the device; it makes a retry a duplicate instead of a second observation.
schema_version constant "2.1"
Version of the wire contract this event was built against.
user_id string
Your Deigma user id. Not your GitHub login, not your email.
source one of: "wedge_vscode", "wedge_cursor", "wedge_cli"
Which wedge produced it: the VS Code / Cursor extension or the CLI.
origin one of: "live", "backfill"
Whether the observation was made live or reconstructed from history at install.
occurred_at string
When the thing happened on your machine.
sent_at string
When it left your machine (they differ when you were offline).
tool.name string
Editor or CLI name, e.g. "vscode".
tool.version string
The version of that editor or CLI, so behaviour can be compared across releases.
type constant "session.summary"
Which of the four event types this is.
model.family string
Model family you were working with, e.g. "claude".
model.name string
Model name, e.g. "claude-sonnet-5".
model.generation_tag string
Coarse generation label, used to compare like with like over time.

`session.summary`

session_id string
Id of the session, so its events group together.
duration_ms integer
How long the session lasted.
requests integer
How many requests you made in it.
iterations integer
How many back-and-forth iterations it took.
tool_calls object
Counts per tool name (read_file: 4, edit_file: 2) — names and counts, never arguments.
tokens_in integer
Tokens sent to the model, as the tool reports them.
tokens_out integer
Tokens received.
prompt_features[].h_struct number
Structural entropy of the prompt — a number computed on your machine from text that never leaves it.
prompt_features[].content_mass number
How much of the prompt was content rather than boilerplate.
prompt_features[].length integer
Prompt length in characters.
prompt_features[].categories list of string
Flags from a fixed vocabulary ("test", "refactor", ...) — a closed enum, not your words.
env_features.e_definition_version constant "E-1.0"
Which definition of the environment score was used.
env_features.mcp_tool_diversity number
How many distinct MCP tools you use, on a saturating scale.
env_features.mcp_tool_calls integer
How many tool calls the session made.
env_features.project_instructions_loaded boolean
Whether project instructions were loaded — the fact, never their content.
env_features.reusable_skill_calls integer
How many reusable skills or commands were invoked.
carrier_hint.provider constant "github"
Which forge the work belongs to (github).
carrier_hint.repo_id integer
Numeric repository id, so the session can be tied to the right pull request.
carrier_hint.branch string
The branch name, which is how a session is tied to the pull request it belongs to.
carrier_hint.pr_number integer
Pull request number.

`draft.curation`

draft_hash string
Salted SHA-256 of the AI draft. The salt stays on your device, so the hash is unusable to anyone else.
final_hash string
Salted SHA-256 of what you actually kept.
kc_value number
How much of the draft survived your edits, 0..1.
kc_algo_version string
Which algorithm measured that, because thresholds differ per algorithm.
size_draft integer
Length of the draft in characters.
size_final integer
Length of what you kept.
t_validation_ms integer
How long the draft was under review before you accepted it.
n_scroll integer
How many times you scrolled through it.
n_edits integer
How many edits you made to it.
edit_kind one of: "accept", "light", "deep", "rewrite"
A coarse label of that: accept / light / deep / rewrite.
carrier_hint.provider constant "github"
Which forge the work belongs to (github).
carrier_hint.repo_id integer
Numeric repository id.
carrier_hint.branch string
The branch name, which is how a draft is tied to the pull request it belongs to.
carrier_hint.pr_number integer
Pull request number.

`error.interception`

draft_hash string
Salted hash of the draft you had accepted.
fix_hash string
Salted hash of the text that replaced it.
t_since_accept_ms integer
How long the accepted draft survived before you corrected it.
kc_to_fix number
How much of it survived the correction.
kc_algo_version string
Which algorithm measured that.
size_fix integer
Length of the correction in characters.
same_region boolean
Whether the correction was in the same place as the draft.
carrier_hint.provider constant "github"
Which forge the work belongs to (github).
carrier_hint.repo_id integer
Numeric repository id.
carrier_hint.branch string
The branch name, which is how a correction is tied to the pull request it belongs to.
carrier_hint.pr_number integer
Pull request number.
defect_confirmed_by value (nullable)
Filled in by the server later, from the pull request — empty when it leaves your machine.
defect_kind one of: "commit", "pr_opened", "review_requested", "review_approved", "changes_requested", "ci_passed", "ci_failed", "merged", "closed", "reverted" (nullable)
Same: assigned by the pipeline, not by the wedge.
fixed_in_same_episode boolean (nullable)
Same: assigned by the pipeline.
ifix_candidate boolean (nullable)
Same: assigned by the pipeline.

`wedge.status`

kind one of: "heartbeat", "paused", "resumed", "error", "updated"
Heartbeat, paused, resumed, error or updated.
wedge_version string
Version of the wedge.
error_code string (nullable)
A short code when something went wrong — never a message with your data in it.