Coverage and compatibility
Choose the actual runtime entry and understand the boundaries of automatic detection.
Runtime matrix
| Application | Entry / integration | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Browser JavaScript | @everock/sdk | Browser errors, supported HTTP capture, vitals, optional replay/plugins |
| Next.js | @everock/next | Browser provider plus separate server instrumentation and ingest route |
| Vite React/Vue/Svelte/Solid | @everock/vite | Build plugin plus client initialization |
| Node Express/Fastify/Koa | @everock/sdk/node | Node process and supported HTTP/database integrations |
| NestJS | @everock/nest | Node SDK plus Nest interceptor |
| Cloudflare Workers | @everock/sdk/edge | Fetch wrapper and invocation-lifetime delivery |
| OpenTelemetry JavaScript | @everock/sdk/opentelemetry | Compatible span exporter, not a generic OTLP HTTP endpoint |
| Native Swift / Kotlin | No dedicated package in this repository | Do not describe browser replay or JS instrumentation as native mobile coverage |
Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, and other hybrid frameworks can have both browser and server runtimes. Instrument the browser entry and the appropriate Node/edge runtime separately. A framework name by itself does not prove all adapters have been tested.
What automatic means
Instrumentation observes execution inside the configured runtime. It does not read provider management accounts, inspect every remote database/server, run paid third-party APIs, or backfill events from before installation.
Package availability
Package names and entry points here match this source repository. CLI and MCP are currently private workspace packages. Publishing and testing registry distribution is a separate release step; a package version in a manifest is not proof that it is available on npm.
Validate your stack
Verify a handled error, an incoming and outgoing request where applicable, environment/release labels, privacy filters, and shutdown delivery. Test an actual deployed worker and real browsers before claiming support for those environments.