logs

Name: logs
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Author: Jayphen

Filter and search homeclaw application logs by level, terms, and time window.

Updated Mar 17, 2026

Search Tags:#debugging #logs #logging #search #filter #admin

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npx skills add https://github.com/Jayphen/homeclaw --skill logs-jayphen

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Skill: logs
Source: https://github.com/Jayphen/homeclaw/tree/main/homeclaw/skills/logs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jayphen/homeclaw --skill logs-jayphen

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Admins need a simple way to read and search the homeclaw application's logs to diagnose issues and monitor health.

Core Features & Use Cases

Log querying: Use the log_read tool to search and filter logs by level, keywords, time window, and limit.
Debugging & auditing: Identify errors, warnings, and unusual activity; review recent events and tool usage.
Operational checks: Verify startup/shutdown events and ongoing health signals.

Quick Start

Query the logs to surface recent errors and relevant events.

Frequently Asked Questions about logs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I search application logs to trace errors and audit recent activity?▼

Search application logs by filtering for specific error levels, keywords, and time windows to trace errors and audit recent activity. This surfaces relevant events and tool usage over a defined period for diagnostic review.

Can I filter logs by severity level and time window to find specific warnings?▼

Yes, you can filter logs by severity level and time window to find specific warnings. The log reading tool allows you to set limits on results and narrow searches to exact hours, isolating critical system events efficiently.

What is the best way to verify system startup and shutdown events in my logs?▼

The best way to verify system startup and shutdown events in your logs is to query recent records using time-based filters. This operational check confirms ongoing health signals and validates expected lifecycle behavior.

Does log auditing require access to a persistent log file?▼

Yes, log auditing requires access to the persistent log file. The filtering and searching mechanism reads directly from this stored data to surface issues, meaning you need the file available to query historical system behavior.

How do I identify unusual activity or operational issues within recent logs?▼

Identify unusual activity or operational issues within recent logs by applying search terms and level filters to recent records. This surfaces anomalous warnings and errors, allowing administrators to review tool usage and diagnose problems.