Observe

Observation answers a narrow question: where does documentation help, and where does it block people? Collection is consent-first, and the numbers you see are the events the server accepted.

By default

• No analytics and no replay until a purpose is consented to. Nothing is captured before consent, including on the first page load.
• Code, chat, terminal and password fields are blocked from replay; sensitive values are masked before storage.
• The publishable site key grants ingestion only — never reads and never money.
• Billing counts server-accepted, deduplicated events; dropped and rejected events are excluded and reported.

What you get

• Readership and task-completion views with an explicit data window, sample rate and drop count.
• Search terms that returned nothing, feeding the Grow proposal engine.
• Replay for debugging with a short signed URL, a stated reason and an audit record.
• Retention you set, with a sweep that purges sessions past the window.

Actions