Monitor Chaos AI service and browser console logs for issues.
npx skills add https://github.com/eugene-belkovich/ai-setup --skill chaos-logs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: chaos-logs Source: https://github.com/eugene-belkovich/ai-setup/tree/main/claude/profiles/work/skills/workflow/chaos-logs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eugene-belkovich/ai-setup --skill chaos-logs
Unified visibility into Chaos AI logs from agent, vault, server, and browser console, enabling faster debugging and issue resolution.
Start all Chaos AI services with make start and then tail the log files to verify everything is running
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Centralize Chaos AI logs by reading from agent, vault, server, and frontend console sources. It checks log files like /tmp/agent-service.log and docker logs chaos-ai-server-frontend-1 to surface issues during startup and runtime.
Debug a Chaos AI agent startup failure by checking the centralized log monitor. It reads /tmp/agent-service.log and verifies port statuses to provide actionable insights for rapid incident triage.
Yes, you can view frontend console logs alongside Docker logs. The monitor reads /tmp/frontend-console.log and fetches docker logs chaos-ai-server-frontend-1 to provide unified visibility across browser and server outputs.
Chaos AI vault server logs are stored in /tmp/vault-server.log. The monitoring tool reads this file directly to surface vault service issues and provide actionable debugging insights.
Yes, centralized log monitoring applies during both startup and runtime. It continuously checks log files and endpoints across agent, vault, chaos server, and frontend console to surface issues as they occur.
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