Read NDJSON logs from `.evlog/logs/` and filter for specific errors.
npx skills add https://github.com/memorysaver/SIBYL --skill analyze-logs-memorysaver
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: analyze-logs Source: https://github.com/memorysaver/SIBYL/tree/main/.agents/skills/analyze-logs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/memorysaver/SIBYL --skill analyze-logs-memorysaver
Analyze application logs quickly to identify and understand issues in debugging errors, slow requests, or performance issues.
Use the analyze-logs skill to check for errors in the .evlog/logs/ directory related to 'timeout' errors over the past week.
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To analyze NDJSON application logs for error diagnosis, the Skill reads structured log events from the `.evlog/logs/` directory, filters for specific issues, and presents the root causes in a readable format.
Yes, you can monitor slow requests and pinpoint performance bottlenecks by filtering the structured NDJSON log events stored in your `.evlog/logs/` directory for performance-related incidents.
The best way to filter structured NDJSON logs for timeout errors is to query the `.evlog/logs/` directory and isolate specific error events over a defined time range, such as the past week.
This log analysis approach is optimized for NDJSON files specifically stored in the `.evlog/logs/` directory, meaning logs must be placed there to be read and filtered effectively.
To summarize log information and track trends, the Skill reads structured NDJSON events from `.evlog/logs/`, filters for targeted incidents, and presents the findings in a readable format.
zhcndocExtract and interpret NDJSON log events from .evlog/logs/ to diagnose errors and evaluate performance.
hilaryosborneDiagnose software architecture problems through structured root cause analysis.
balkhaevAnalyze NDJSON application logs to identify errors and performance issues.
alangebProcess system logs and test outputs with Unix command-line utilities.
