pi-check-session-logs

You can analyze pi-go session logs by running the Skill's shell script, which parses log history, deduplicates recurring tool-call error patterns, and outputs a structured Markdown summary report with counts and session context.

Deduplicating error patterns in session logs involves using a parsing script to group identical tool-call failures. This Skill consolidates recurring pi-go errors into a structured Markdown table with counts and session context.

Yes, you can specify a custom time window when scanning pi-go logs by overriding the default 24-hour history with the HOURS variable. This adjusts the shell script parsing scope to fit your specific troubleshooting needs.

No, this log analysis tool requires no external dependencies. It relies on a simple, robust CLI shell script to parse pi-go logs and format the tool-call error summaries without needing additional libraries.

The summarized tool-call error reports are output in Markdown format. This structured report lists error types, deduplicated patterns, counts, and affected pi-go session context for easy human review and issue spec integration.

Parsing session logs for tool-call errors identifies recurring failure patterns in automated tool usage. Analyzing these pi-go errors provides actionable insights to reduce failures and improve overall automation reliability.