screenpipe-logs

To retrieve and analyze Screenpipe logs for debugging, use this Skill to fetch log files from the default CLI backend and desktop app locations. It provides commands to list, filter, and search logs to pinpoint errors and performance issues.

You can find specific errors in Screenpipe CLI logs by using the Skill's grep-based search and filtering capabilities. This allows you to pinpoint errors related to the core recording engine, UI, settings, or pipes efficiently.

The best way to check Screenpipe recording status and performance metrics is to use this Skill to analyze log data. It retrieves logs from the CLI backend and desktop app to identify error rates and performance issues.

Yes, you can fetch logs from both the Screenpipe desktop app and CLI backend. The Skill retrieves logs from default locations in a structured manner, simplifying the troubleshooting process for the core recording engine and UI.

To get the last 100 lines of today's Screenpipe CLI log, use the quick start command provided by this Skill. It fetches recent log data to help you quickly identify and address current problems.

If your Screenpipe desktop app is not recording, troubleshoot by retrieving and analyzing logs from the CLI backend. This Skill helps identify errors related to the core recording engine, settings, or pipes to address the problem.