Show HN: Logbox – let Claude monitor your dev logs
Logbox is a tool designed to help developers manage and query their server logs more efficiently. It allows coding agents to access logs directly, streamlining the process of debugging and testing. With features like log storage, search capabilities, and session tracking, Logbox aims to enhance the development workflow.
- ▪Logbox enables developers to pipe their server logs for direct querying via MCP.
- ▪It supports multiple services and tracks logs across different branches and sessions.
- ▪No installation is required as it can be run directly with npx, but it can also be installed globally.
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logbox Give coding agents direct access to local server logs. When your coding agent tries to test your server live, you end up scrolling through your terminal, copying log lines, and pasting them into the chat. Use logbox to pipe your dev server logs through it and query them directly via MCP. It manages log storage and search so it works across multiple services, previous dev sessions, and different branches. Quickstart 1. Pipe your dev server through logbox npx @struct-ai/logbox collect Add it to your dev scripts: { "scripts": { "dev": "npm run dev 2>&1 | npx @struct-ai/logbox collect" } } Logs pass through to your terminal as normal, but are also saved to ~/.logbox/logs.db. 2.
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