Log Management

To check recent error logs, you can use the systemprompt infra logs view command. This CLI command allows you to view and analyze system logs, helping you quickly find and interpret relevant information to pinpoint issues.

Yes, you can monitor logs in real-time for immediate alerts and tracking of system activity. This feature allows you to stream logs continuously, helping you observe AI requests and execution traces as they happen.

Yes, using this log management CLI requires infrastructure setup with log collection capabilities and the systemprompt CLI installed. This prerequisite ensures that logs are properly collected and accessible for querying, filtering, and streaming.

You can maintain detailed audit trails for security and accountability using the log management commands. This ensures all relevant system activities are logged and queryable, supporting comprehensive security auditing and accountability tracking.

Use the systemprompt CLI's search and trace capabilities to perform in-depth searches and trace AI requests. This allows you to pinpoint issues by filtering logs by various attributes and viewing detailed execution traces for troubleshooting.

The metadata does not specify particular limitations for filtering logs by time ranges and levels. The CLI supports filtering by these attributes, allowing you to narrow down log entries efficiently for analysis and troubleshooting.