Step 2: the telemetry seam
ITelemetrySink with the null, log and JSON Lines sinks, FTelemetryEvent and the envelope, TelemetryEvents, UTelemetrySubsystem on the game instance, ASaltyGameMode minting the session id into the replicated ASaltyGameState, bs.TelemetryTest, the git hash in the build string (D-42) and four Salty.Core.Telemetry tests replacing the placeholder. Proved standalone and with a headless server plus client sharing one session id. Also enables the engine's Editor, AutomationTest, GameplayTags, ConfigSettings and LiveCoding MCP toolsets (D-43) so the editor's MCP server exposes more than the skills toolset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Status: `Decided` · `Supersedes` (contradicts an earlier decision, names it) · `Deferred` (deliberately not now,
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## 2026-09-16 — Step 2, the telemetry seam
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| # | Decision | Where |
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| D-43 | **The editor serves the engine's MCP plugin on `127.0.0.1:8000/mcp` whenever it is open.** `bAutoStartServer` in `Config/DefaultEditorPerProjectUserSettings.ini`, the port `.mcp.json` points Claude Code at, plus the `EditorToolset`, `AutomationTestToolset`, `GameplayTagsToolset`, `ConfigSettingsToolset` and `LiveCodingToolset` plugins. Loopback only; nothing listens when the editor is closed. Everything the plugin sends to an LLM is Licensed Technology under the UE EULA §6(e). | [CLAUDE.md](../CLAUDE.md) |
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| D-42 | **The build string is `FApp::GetBuildVersion()` plus the git short hash read by `Salty.Build.cs` at build time.** A commit changes the definition and rebuilds the gameplay module; that cost is accepted so a telemetry file never lies about which build wrote it. `nogit` when git is unavailable. | [Telemetry](Spec/Telemetry.md) |
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## 2026-09-16 — Step 1 closes the two open decisions
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Taken when the project was created from the engine's Third Person template.
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