The Fatal method panics unconditionally after logging, which means the log message may not be flushed to its destination before the panic occurs. Since slog buffers writes, the fatal log entry could be lost. Consider calling Sync() on the underlying logger before panicking, or use os.Exit(1) instead of panic to allow deferred functions and cleanup to run.

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The NoopLogger's Fatal method should maintain consistent behavior with the SlogLogger implementation. Since SlogLogger panics after logging a fatal message, NoopLogger should also panic to ensure consistent Fatal semantics across implementations. Otherwise, code that relies on Fatal terminating execution could continue running unexpectedly when using NoopLogger.

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The SlogLogger adapter lacks test coverage for its core functionality including level conversion, field marshaling, error handling, and logger chaining. Similar packages in this repository (like pkg/log and pkg/sanitize) have comprehensive test files. Consider adding tests to verify: level conversion accuracy, WithFields properly converts slog.Attr to key-value pairs, WithError extracts error strings correctly, and logger chaining with Named/WithLevel preserves the underlying logger.

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The NoopLogger implementation lacks test coverage. While it's a simple no-op implementation, tests should verify that it correctly implements the Logger interface and that all methods are safe to call without side effects. Similar packages in this repository have corresponding test files.

The example code in the comment contains a syntax error. It showskvp.String("loglevel", log.DebugLevel.String()) but should likely be demonstrating a valid function call.

The comment for FatalLevel states "causes only logs of level fatal to be logged" which is inconsistent with other level comments. This suggests filtering that would suppress all other logs, but FatalLevel should be described as "causes all logs of level fatal to be logged" or "causes only fatal severity logs to be logged" to maintain consistency with the pattern of the other levels.

The struct name "Exporters" is unclear for a type that currently only contains a Logger. The term "exporters" typically refers to components that send telemetry data to external systems (like metrics/traces exporters in OpenTelemetry). Consider renaming to something more descriptive like "Observability", "ObservabilityContext", or "Telemetry" to better represent its purpose. If this struct is intended to hold multiple exporters in the future (metrics, traces, etc.), add a comment documenting that intent.

Thelevel field inSlogLogger is stored but never used for filtering log messages. The Log method ignoresl.level and passes all messages to the underlying slog.Logger regardless of their severity. This means the level parameter in NewSlogLogger and the Level() method serve no practical purpose. Either implement level filtering in the Log method to respect the configured level, or remove the unused level field if filtering is meant to be handled by the underlying slog.Logger configuration.