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evlog logs closes the loop the CLI opens: init wires the fs drain, map says which handlers emit, this shows what they emitted, from the terminal, with the vocabulary the rest of evlog uses. It reads files and never touches the app.

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evlog logs                     the last 50 events, oldest first (newest at the bottom, like tail)
evlog logs errors              a 5xx, an error/fatal level, or an error block
evlog logs slow [--over 1s]    over the bar (default 500ms), worst first
evlog logs <requestId>         every event carrying the id, in full; a UUID prefix is enough
evlog logs -f                  follow new events, like tail -f

Filters compose with every view: --since 15m|2026-10-01, --until, --level error,fatal, --path, --status 500|5xx, --limit, --dir. A value that cannot be read is a usage error (exit 2) before any file is opened, never a silently widened query. --json is an envelope (dir, view, count, matched, events); with -f each new event is one JSON line. The directory is found the way doctor finds it: the project's .evlog/logs, else the directory its fs drain is configured for.

On the playground's real logs:

$ evlog logs --limit 6
6 of 34 events · apps/playground/.evlog/logs

10:10:41  GET    /api/test/catalog/payment-declined     402      2ms  ✗ billing.PAYMENT_DECLINED: Payment failed · Card declined by issuer (insufficient funds on corporate card)
10:11:13  POST   /api/audit/catalog/subscription-cancel  200      3ms  audit billing.SUBSCRIPTION_CANCEL user:usr_42 → subscription:sub_demo_x77 success
10:11:14  GET    /api/test/catalog/fraud-detected       403      2ms  ✗ billing.FRAUD_DETECTED: Transaction flagged for review · ML fraud-score above threshold (0.95)
…
evlog logs errors — the 4 that failed · evlog logs <requestId> — one request in full · evlog logs slow — worst first

$ evlog logs e814da0c
ERROR
  name     Error
  message  Transaction flagged for review
  status   403
  code     billing.FRAUD_DETECTED
  why      ML fraud-score above threshold (0.95)
  fix      Contact support to verify your identity
  link     https://docs.example.com/errors/billing.fraud_detected
  stack    at buildEvlogError (…/.nuxt/dev/index.mjs:6707:9)

--where, stats, a workspace, a running app

--where reaches any field of the event, which is what a wide event is for: =, !=, >, >=, <, <=, ~regex (case-insensitive, objects matched as JSON), field for present, !field for absent, dotted paths, repeatable with every clause required. Numbers compare as numbers, the rest as text. stats is the shape of the traffic: per route (count, errors, p50, p95, most errors first), then by status class and level; stats --json carries stats in place of events.

$ evlog logs --where audit.actor.id=usr_42 --where payment.amount>5000
1 event · .evlog/logs · payment.amount>5000

10:11:14  POST   /api/audit/catalog/invoice-refund      200      1ms  audit billing.INVOICE_REFUND user:usr_42 → invoice:inv_889 success

evlog logs <requestId> — one request in full · evlog logs slow — worst first · evlog logs stats — by route

$ evlog logs stats
34 events · .evlog/logs

ROUTE                                                     COUNT  ERRORS      P50      P95
GET /api/test/structured-error                                3       3        –        –
GET /sw.js?v0.0.5                                             2       2     16ms     19ms
POST /api/signals/checkout?outcome=upstream                   2       2      4ms      5ms
GET /api/test/catalog/fraud-detected                          1       1      2ms      2ms
GET /api/test/catalog/payment-declined                        1       1      2ms      2ms
POST /api/signals/webhook?type=charge.refunded                6       0      1ms      1ms
GET /                                                         5       0   3043ms   3554ms
POST /api/signals/checkout?outcome=silent                     5       0      0ms     17ms
HEAD /                                                        2       0   2177ms   3163ms
POST /api/signals/signup?email=hugo%2Btest%40example.com      2       0      0ms      0ms
POST /api/signals/signup?email=notanemail                     2       0      0ms      0ms

From a monorepo root with no logs of its own, every apps/*, packages/*, examples/*, services/* that has .evlog/logs is read, merged by time, with the app in a column. --url reads the memory drain's dev endpoint (a JSON array, or { "events": [...] }) with the same views and filters; -f polls it once a second and shows only what is new. An unreachable endpoint is a failure with the fix.

evlog: the readers now accept pretty: true files

readFsLogs() and tailFsLogs() were line-based and skipped every line of a pretty-printed file as malformed, which contradicted what the analyze-logs skill said about them. Both now assemble an indented event (its closing brace sits alone at column 0, nested ones are indented), with the tail keeping one assembler per file across polls. Two regression tests; evlog patch changeset.

Layout

lib/logs/query.ts (flags → one predicate, views, selection; the telemetry allowlist, loaded by the root without the reader), lib/logs/render.ts (one line per event, the full view, the report), commands/logs.ts (directory resolution, the one-shot read, --follow with an AbortSignal so a test can stop it). Lazy like the other commands: --help and map do not load it. .gitignore gets the same negation examples/eve/…/logs/ already has, since the root logs rule swallowed the directory.

Docs, skill, README

New cli/logs page; one sentence on the CLI overview; analyze-logs leads with npx evlog logs … --json and keeps the file-reading path as the fallback; README rows (and the stale --format sarif row is gone).

Checks

pnpm run lint 25/25, turbo typecheck --filter='!evlog-telemetry' 28/28, pnpm run test 25/25. @evlog/cli 580 tests (36 new: parsing, every view, each filter and --where shape, stats, a workspace with the app column, --url with a polling follow and an unreachable endpoint, --dir, no sink, a real file follow, rendering, the JSON envelopes, exit codes); evlog reader tests 19. Content lint 100 on the page, the skill, the README and both changesets.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added evlog logs to browse recent events, errors, slow requests, request details, and route statistics. Filter by time, level, path, status, duration, or event fields; follow new events or output JSON.
    • Read logs from local sources or a memory-drain URL. Following a URL checks for new events periodically; the command does not modify logs.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Pretty-printed log events are now read and followed alongside compact events.
  • Documentation
    • Added CLI guidance for evlog logs, log-analysis instructions, and logging conventions for repository AI agents.

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Adds filesystem support for reading and tailing pretty-printed events. Adds the evlog logs CLI command with filters, multiple output modes, and follow mode. Documents the command and updates log-analysis guidance.

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Log reading and CLI logs

Layer / File(s) Summary
Assemble filesystem log events
packages/evlog/src/adapters/fs.ts, packages/evlog/test/adapters/fs-reader.test.ts, .changeset/fs-reader-pretty.md
Filesystem readers assemble compact and pretty-printed JSON events. Tests cover reading and tailing events across multiple lines.
Parse and select log queries
packages/cli/src/lib/logs/query.ts, packages/cli/src/lib/errors.ts, packages/cli/test/logs.command.test.ts
Adds parsers and query rules for views, time, level, status, duration, limit, path, request ID, and field filters. Invalid inputs have dedicated errors.
Resolve sources and run log queries
packages/cli/src/commands/*, packages/cli/src/index.ts, packages/cli/test/logs.command.test.ts, .gitignore
Registers evlog logs, resolves filesystem or URL sources, reads or follows events, and records telemetry. Tests cover source handling and command errors.
Render and document log results
packages/cli/src/lib/logs/render.ts, packages/cli/README.md, apps/docs/content/3.cli/*, skills/analyze-logs/SKILL.md, .changeset/cli-logs.md
Adds human-readable reports and documents log views, filters, output modes, and follow mode. The analysis skill adds CLI examples and retains direct file reading as a fallback.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LogsCommand
  participant RunLogs
  participant QueryBuilder
  participant LogSources
  participant LogRenderer
  LogsCommand->>RunLogs: execute query
  RunLogs->>QueryBuilder: parse arguments and build filters
  RunLogs->>LogSources: read or follow events
  LogSources-->>RunLogs: return events
  RunLogs-->>LogRenderer: provide query results
  LogRenderer-->>LogsCommand: return formatted report
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 69f64

The new evlog logs command and the pretty-printed reader support look ready to merge. One line of the analysis guidance should be reworded so it does not suggest that a 4xx response is never counted as an error; this is a small, low-risk follow-up.

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 69f64

The new log viewer displays untrusted strings without terminal escaping and can omit late-arriving records during live following. These issues affect trustworthy diagnostics, but the command remains read-only and does not grant additional application or filesystem privileges.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · observed: The new human-output path interpolates event paths, error messages, audit fields, and business-field strings without escaping terminal control characters. An attacker who can influence a displayed log field or the selected endpoint response can manipulate the operator's terminal presentation, including obscuring or forging diagnostic text. The existing output helpers do not sanitize these new callers, and disabling color does not remove embedded controls. JSON mode escapes control characters; command execution or privilege escalation is not established.
  • Low · reliability · observed: The new URL follower silently rejects newly arriving events whose timestamps are older than its newest-seen watermark. The memory drain appends in arrival order and enforces no monotonic timestamp contract, so valid late records, including error or audit records, can disappear from live triage despite remaining in the snapshot. Retry recovery preserves this watermark and does not recover those records. This is an introduced consumer-contract mismatch, not a change to the memory producer.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — Effective exposure includes logs readable by the invoking OS identity, potentially aggregated across workspace applications, or data returned by the explicitly selected endpoint. The identified terminal risk affects that invocation's output; the inspected command does not acquire another tenant identity or mutate application state.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — JSON persistence preserves control characters as escapes, and parsing restores them. The new renderer subsequently interpolates those strings into human output, which is written directly to stderr. Control of a selected event field is therefore sufficient to deliver terminal control bytes; arbitrary code execution is not established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Source selection is local discovery or an explicit URL, with no application invocation in the inspected command. Query validation and filters constrain selection, but neither array-shape checks nor styling establish a trusted event-content boundary. Machine output uses JSON serialization, which escapes embedded terminal control characters.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — URL polling retains its cursor across failures, reports prolonged silence and recovery, and passes cancellation to fetch. These controls support restart recovery but do not repair the older-timestamp delivery gap, so live output is not a complete audit-record delivery channel.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Escape untrusted control characters at the human-rendering boundary while preserving renderer-owned styling. Use an ingestion cursor or bounded identity-based deduplication for snapshot following rather than assuming timestamp order. For multiline recovery, bound pending assembly and tie it to file generation and snapshot handoff.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: adding evlog logs to read filesystem-drain events. It is concise and uses the conventional feat(cli) format.
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- Around line 56-58: In runLogs, stream each event in result.events through
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Addressed in 9ecfa47e. Five findings across both reviews, four fixed, one skipped.

logs -f showed nothing until a new event arrived (commands/logs.ts). The comment claimed the one-shot part was already streamed; nothing streamed it. runLogs now hands result.events to onEvent before the tail starts, so -f reads like tail -f: what is there, then what arrives. The follow test asserts the order ([500, 200, 201]), and the --url one the same.

A single failed poll ended -f --url. fetchEvents throws on any network error, which killed the loop when a dev server restarted. The poll now catches and continues; a test makes the second call reject and asserts the follow survives it and still reports the event that lands after.

Ordered --where on a numeric field stored as text was lexicographic, so "10000" > "5000" was false. Against a numeric clause the value is now read as the number it is; text that is not a number is still compared as text, and the test pins both.

Docs, skill and README. Every clause carrying >, < or ! is quoted (the shell would have redirected them), <requestId> became "$REQUEST_ID", the README row names fatal, and the skill's file-reading fallback now uses the same three signals as evlog logs errors (error/fatal, status >= 500, an error object) instead of status >= 400.

Skipped: pinning the CLI in the skill's commands. Advice taken halfway, honestly. The skill now leads with the copy the project installed (pnpm evlog) and says plainly that npx evlog fetches @evlog/cli when there is none, to ask first. Pinning a version string in a skill is what I did not do: it goes stale in a file nobody rebuilds, and the CLI README and the CI page already lead with installing it as a dev dependency for exactly this reason.

Gates: pnpm run lint 25/25, turbo typecheck --filter='!evlog-telemetry' 28/28, pnpm run test 25/25; @evlog/cli 582 tests; content lint 100 on the page, the skill and the README.

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Addressed in 69f644b3. Three findings, all taken.

The abort signal never reached the fetch. fetchEvents now takes it and passes it to fetchFn, for the one-shot read and every poll, so Ctrl-C interrupts a stalled request instead of waiting on it. A test captures the signal each call was given and asserts it is the caller's.

A dead endpoint went quiet forever. Surviving a restart was right; staying silent about an endpoint that never comes back was not. Five consecutive failed polls now emit one line on stderr naming the URL and the reason, and recovery emits one more. One line per outage, not one per poll: the sixth failure says nothing. A test asserts exactly those two lines across six dead polls.

bunx evlog was on the wrong side of the sentence. It fetches like npx, and so does npm exec. The skill now names the three fetching wrappers together and asks for approval before any of them installs the CLI.

The poll cadence became a RunLogsOptions field so the outage test does not take five real seconds; it is not a CLI flag, and the docs still say once a second. Docs and changeset note that a follow survives a restart and reports a sustained silence.

Gates: lint 25/25, typecheck 28/28, test 25/25; @evlog/cli 584 tests; content lint 100 on the page, the skill, the README and the changeset.

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🟡 Minor · Clarify that a 4xx status alone is not counted. · SKILL.md:134

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Clarify that a 4xx status alone is not counted.

The error and fatal levels, or an error object, still make a 4xx event match the errors view. isError() in packages/cli/src/lib/logs/query.ts#L212-L219 confirms this. Qualify the statement so readers do not exclude those events.

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Review comment at @skills/analyze-logs/SKILL.md at line 134:
Clarify the 4xx qualification in the Errors description in the analyze-logs
skill: a 4xx status alone is not counted, but an event with an error or fatal
level or an error object still matches the errors view. Keep the existing
guidance about checking status or using --status 4xx.

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- Line 134: Clarify the 4xx qualification in the Errors description in the
analyze-logs skill: a 4xx status alone is not counted, but an event with an
error or fatal level or an error object still matches the errors view. Keep the
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Taken in 7cf7d325, the one finding on the last pass. isError() matches on level, status >= 500, or an error block, so a 4xx event does match when it carries one of the other two; the skill said flatly that a 4xx is not counted. Reworded to say the status alone does not count.

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