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Miguel Ángel
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Observability showed `browser` (~75% fail, ~1.3k users/day) and `info` (~60% fail) failing at high rates with no captured reason — only `cli_command_result success=false`. citty's `runMain` catches a command's thrown error and `process.exit(1)`s without re-throwing, so a thrown failure never reached the existing `cli_error` telemetry (which only fired from the uncaughtException / unhandledRejection handlers). Wrap every command's `run()` at the dispatch boundary (cli.ts) so a thrown failure reports its reason via `cli_error` (kind=command_error) before being re-thrown unchanged — citty's print + exit-1 behavior is preserved. This de-blinds every throw-style command at once: `browser ensure` (Chrome download), `tts`, `inspect`, `render`, etc. Paths that bypass the wrapper are handled inline: - `browser` self-exits (`path` download failure, unknown subcommand) — report inline; the ARM64 `ensure` branch previously swallowed a failed install and returned success, now reports and exits 1. - `resolveProject()` self-exits on InvalidProjectError (the dominant `info` failure — run outside a project) — report inline before exit. Hardening: - PII: `trackCliError` now redacts error_message + stack_trace via redactTelemetryString (matching render_* events) — CLI errors and stacks carry absolute install paths / cache dirs / user args. - Race: the wrapper awaits an on-demand telemetry import before re-throwing, so a command that fails before the lazy telemetry import settles still reports (a telemetry failure is swallowed and never masks the real error). Pure helpers in utils/command-failure-tracking.ts with unit tests for the throw / success / no-run / onFailure-rejection cases, the reporter wiring, and trackCliError redaction. CommandDef<any> mirrors citty's SubCommandsDef. Known scope: commands that print + `process.exit(1)` on their own validation paths (tts/validate/lint argument errors) remain wrapper-blind — follow-up.