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+# RFC 0012: Crashtracker Errors Intake Payload Schema
+
+The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT",
+"SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this
+document are to be interpreted as described in
+[IETF RFC 2119](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2119).
+
+## Summary
+
+This RFC specifies the payloads produced by the crashtracker
+`ErrorsIntakePayload` (`libdd-crashtracker/src/crash_info/errors_intake.rs`)
+and uploaded to the `/api/v2/errorsintake` API (direct) or the
+`/evp_proxy/v4/api/v2/errorsintake` agent proxy. It formalizes the
+shape, required fields, extensibility expectations, and how crash
+metadata is translated into `ddtags`.
+
+## Motivation
+
+The crashtracker structured log format (RFC 0011) documents the content
+stored locally, but downstream systems must also understand how that
+information is serialized for the Errors Intake pipeline. Having a
+single reference schema:
+
+- Guarantees consistency between language integrations that link
+  `libdatadog`.
+- Enables backend and observability teams to validate new fields before
+  rollout.
+- Clarifies how crashtracker concepts map onto `error-tracking-intake`.
+
+## Scope
+
+This RFC covers:
+
+- The JSON payload emitted by `ErrorsIntakePayload::from_crash_info`
+  and `ErrorsIntakePayload::from_crash_ping`.
+- The mapping from `CrashInfo` to `error`, `ddtags`, and other
+  top-level fields.
+- Expectations for optional / future fields and forward compatibility.
+
+This RFC does **not** redefine the crash info schema itself—see RFC 0011
+for the authoritative crash report format.
+
+## Transport Overview
+
+The payload described here is identical regardless of delivery path:
+
+- **Direct submission:** HTTPS requests to
+  `https://error-tracking-intake.<site>/api/v2/errorsintake` with
+  `DD-API-KEY`.
+- **Agent proxy:** HTTP POST to
+  `http(s)://<agent>/evp_proxy/v4/api/v2/errorsintake` with the
+  `X-Datadog-EVP-Subdomain: error-tracking-intake` header.
+
+Producers MAY also write payloads to a `file://` endpoint (primarily for
+tests) using the same schema.
+
+## Payload Structure
+
+### Top-Level Fields
+
+- `timestamp`: **[required]** UNIX epoch in milliseconds. Derived from
+  `CrashInfo.timestamp`
+- `ddsource`: **[required]** Always the string `"crashtracker"` to allow
+  downstream filtering.
+- `ddtags`: **[required]** A comma-separated `key:value` string that
+  encodes service metadata, runtime metadata, crash info, counters, and
+  signal details (see [Tag Encoding](#tag-encoding)).
+- `error`: **[required]** An `ErrorObject` describing the crash details
+  (see [Error Object](#error-object)).
+- `trace_id`: **[optional]** String trace identifier. Reserved for
+  future correlation; currently unset by crashtracker.
+- `os_info`: **[required]** Same structure as defined in RFC 0011:
+  - `architecture`: **[required]** (e.g. `"arm64"`)
+  - `bitness`: **[required]** (e.g. `"64-bit"`)
+  - `os_type`: **[required]** (e.g. `"Linux"`)
+  - `version`: **[required]** (e.g. `"6.8.0"`)
+- `sig_info`: **[optional]** Present for Unix signal-based crashes.
+  Reuses the fields from RFC 0011 (`si_addr`, `si_code`, `si_code_human_readable`,
+  `si_signo`, `si_signo_human_readable`).
+
+### Error Object
+
+The nested `error` object is serialized from `ErrorObject`:
+
+- `type`: A human-readable error kind. For signal-based
+  crashes, this is the signal human-readable name (e.g. `"SIGSEGV"`).
+  Otherwise `"Unknown"` unless upstream sets `CrashInfo.error.kind`.
+- `message`: **[optional]** Human readable summary. For signals the
+  default is `"Process terminated by signal <SIG>"`.
+- `stack`: **[optional]** When the crashing thread stack contains at
+  least one frame, this field embeds the crash stacktrace as defined in
+  RFC 0011 (format `"Datadog Crashtracker 1.0"` plus frames).
+- `is_crash`: Boolean. `true` for crash payloads and `false` for crash pings.
+- `fingerprint`: **[optional]** Correlates to `CrashInfo.fingerprint`
+  for deduplication.
+- `source_type`: Always `"Crashtracking"` so downstream
+  consumers can distinguish crashtracker-originated data from other
+  producers.
+- `experimental`: **[optional]** Pass-through copy of
+  `CrashInfo.experimental`. MUST contain valid JSON when present to
+  allow experimentation without schema churn.
+
+### Tag Encoding
+
+`ddtags` is constructed by concatenating comma-delimited `key:value`
+pairs. Consumers SHOULD tolerate new tags and
+order changes.
+
+1. **Service tags** (always present):
+   - `service:<name>` (defaults to `"unknown"` if missing)
+   - `env:<env>` **[optional]**
+   - `version:<service_version>` **[optional]**
+2. **Runtime tags**:
+   - `language_name:<language>` This should always be present, as the Errortracking product uses this tag to identify the runtime of the crashing service. We should use the same naming convention defined in [here](https://github.com/DataDog/logs-backend/blob/122abe4e9cef1b76cffccb2eb6fa10607fcc4c87/domains/event-platform/libs/processing/processing-common/src/main/java/com/dd/logs/processing/processors/errortracking/LanguageDetection.java#L95-L113).
+   - `language_version:<version>` *(optional)*
+   - `tracer_version:<version>` *(optional)*
+3. **Crash info tags** (always present):
+   - `data_schema_version:<value>`
+   - `fingerprint:<value>` **[optional]**
+   - `incomplete:<true|false>`
+   - `is_crash:<true|false>`
+   - `uuid:<CrashInfo.uuid>`
+   - `<counter_name>:<counter_value>` for each entry in `CrashInfo.counters`
+4. **Signal tags** *(conditional on `sig_info`)*:
+   - `si_addr:<hex>` **[optional]**
+   - `si_code:<int>`
+   - `si_code_human_readable:<string>`
+   - `si_signo:<int>`
+   - `si_signo_human_readable:<string>`
+
+Tags are appended as literal strings; no escaping is performed beyond
+the standard JSON encoding of the `ddtags` field itself. The receiver
+MUST accept unknown tags and preserve existing ones.
+
+## Extensibility & Compatibility
+
+- The schema follows the crash info semver. Because the payload embeds
+  `CrashInfo`, additions to crash info fields may appear inside the
+  `stack` or `experimental` objects without changing Errors Intake
+  expectations.
+- Producers MAY add additional top-level fields provided they do not
+  conflict with existing keys. Consumers MUST ignore unknown fields.
+- Additional tags MAY be appended to `ddtags`. Downstream systems MUST
+  be resilient to new `key:value` pairs.
+- Future work MAY populate `trace_id` when a crash occurs within a
+  traced span; consumers MUST handle both presence and absence.
+
+## Example Payload
+
+```
+{
+  "timestamp": 1733420830123,
+  "ddsource": "crashtracker",
+  "ddtags": "service:checkout,env:prod,version:1.4.2,language_name:native,data_schema_version:1.4,incomplete:false,is_crash:true,uuid:f7e2...,collecting_sample:1",
+  "error": {
+    "type": "SIGSEGV",
+    "message": "Process terminated by signal SIGSEGV",
+    "stack": {
+      "format": "Datadog Crashtracker 1.0",
+      "frames": [
+        {
+          "function": "main",
+          "file": "app.rs",
+          "line": 42
+        }
+        // more frames ...
+      ]
+    },
+    "is_crash": true,
+    "fingerprint": "sigsegv-main",
+    "source_type": "Crashtracking"
+  },
+  "trace_id": null,
+  "os_info": {
+    "architecture": "x86_64",
+    "bitness": "64-bit",
+    "os_type": "Linux",
+    "version": "6.8.0"
+  },
+  "sig_info": {
+    "si_code": 1,
+    "si_code_human_readable": "SEGV_MAPERR",
+    "si_signo": 11,
+    "si_signo_human_readable": "SIGSEGV",
+    "si_addr": "0x0000000000001234"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+This example omits optional fields such as `experimental`, `span_ids`,
+and additional stack metadata for brevity. Refer to RFC 0011 for the
+full stack trace schema.
+