stop-logs-device

Stop active device log capture and report the latest log file path.

103|6|Updated Aug 2, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/n0an/VivaDicta --skill stop-logs-device
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Skill: stop-logs-device
Source: https://github.com/n0an/VivaDicta/tree/main/.claude/skills/stop-logs-device
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/n0an/VivaDicta --skill stop-logs-device

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Stop the active device log capture session and identify where the log file is stored, enabling quick debugging.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Stop the running log capture process from the terminal or script.
  • Locate and display the most recent logs/device-*.log file along with its metadata (size, creation time).
  • Use case: a developer wants to terminate a log capture, then inspect the latest log to diagnose an issue.

Quick Start

Execute the stop-logs-device command to halt the current device log capture and print the latest log file path.

Frequently Asked Questions about stop-logs-device

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

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How do I stop a device log capture and locate the log file?

To stop a device log capture and locate the file, execute the stop-logs-device command. It terminates the active devicectl session and prints the exact file path of the most recent device log.

How do I find the most recent device log file in my local logs directory?

Finding the most recent device log file requires searching the local logs directory for logs/device-*.log. The stop-logs-device command automatically handles this search after halting your capture, returning the file path, size, and timestamp.

How do I terminate a devicectl log capture session from the terminal?

Terminating a devicectl log capture session from the terminal is done by running the stop-logs-device command. This single command safely stops the active capture process and immediately reports the latest log metadata.

Does the device log capture tool show log file size and creation time?

Yes, the device log capture tool shows log file size and creation time. After stopping the active capture session, it locates the latest logs/device-*.log file and presents its path, size, and timestamp in the output.

Can I automate stopping device log capture and retrieving the file path in a script?

You can automate stopping device log capture and retrieving the file path in a script using the stop-logs-device command. It provides a repeatable command sequence that halts devicectl and outputs the latest log file location.

Why use a single command to stop device logs instead of manual termination?

Using a single command to stop device logs ensures a repeatable debugging workflow. It prevents losing track of your log file by instantly terminating capture and locating the latest logs/device-*.log file in one step.