golem-logging-ts

You can add logging to a TypeScript agent by using native console methods like log, info, warn, error, and debug to capture stdout and stderr streams for real-time debugging and monitoring.

Yes, you can log structured JSON objects from your TypeScript agent by passing them to the console methods, which supports structured data analysis for troubleshooting and production diagnostics.

The best way to capture stdout and stderr streams in a Golem TypeScript agent is to use integrated console-based logging capabilities that intercept native console output for operational tracking and troubleshooting.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to implement agent logging in TypeScript, as the logging capability is built entirely on native console APIs without requiring additional modules.

Console-based logging is suitable during development, troubleshooting, and production diagnostics when you need straightforward, integrated output capture for your TypeScript agent without the overhead of a dedicated monitoring tool.