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review classifier: export request, verdict, check and run metrics, with a dashboard

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The controller counts review requests, verdicts and per-check results and times each run; the classifier service counts retried asks. A provisioned Grafana dashboard charts them.
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atlas 2026-10-24 18:50:03 +02:00 • committed by mara
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- `authelia`, `bao`, `queue`: the identity provider, the secret store and the NATS queue.
- `claude-usage`: Claude use by model, effort, token type and source. Filter by hive, service (agents or the review classifier) and agent. The service filter separates the classifier's API-key spend from the agents.
- `controller`: the swarm controller's job graph by state, and the push and commit rates it sees on the forge.
- `review-classifier`: review requests by outcome, the verdict mix, results per check, retried asks, and run duration p50 and p95.
- `forge`: what the forge holds, and the forge process's CPU, memory and descriptors.
- `gateway`: the gateway nginx on each hive's host: requests per second, connections by state, and accepted against handled connections.
- `collector`: what the OTEL collectors accept, refuse, export and queue, with queue depth against capacity.
- `logstore`, `metricstore`: health of the log store and the metrics store.
A new panel can read "No data" until its source exists: the push and commit
counters on `controller` appear after the first push webhook, and the refused
and failure series on `collector` appear once something fails.
counters on `controller` appear after the first push webhook, the refused
and failure series on `collector` appear once something fails, and the
`review-classifier` panels fill as review requests arrive.
**Where the data comes from.** The swarm's OTEL collector, below.