Eirenik0 Log Analyzer
eirenik0-log-analyzer is a Claude Code plugin for the Operate phase that prepares and analyzes logs in an LLM-friendly way for debugging and test failure review.
by eirenik0 · github.com/eirenik0/log-analyzer
Turn messy test and application logs into structured, LLM-readable summaries so you can debug failures and compare runs without hand-parsing lines.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install eirenik0-log-analyzer@eirenik0/log-analyzerBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:eirenik0/log-analyzer") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:eirenik0/log-analyzer").
What it does
eirenik0-log-analyzer is a Claude Code plugin that packages basic log-analysis utilities tuned for LLM-friendly output. Solo builders and small teams who ship tests or integrate visual testing tools can install it when they need to feed failure traces, diffs, or long log files into an agent without losing signal. It sits in the operate phase because its value appears after deploys or CI runs, when you are chasing regressions, comparing runs, or explaining Applitools-style differences to your assistant. The scope is intentionally narrow: one plugin in the bundle, centered on analyze, compare, and debug workflows rather than writing new tests. Pair it with your existing framework and CI; it does not replace observability platforms but makes log evidence easier for agent-assisted diagnosis.
Highlights
- Formats logs for LLM consumption so Claude Code can reason over failures in context
- Supports compare-and-diff style workflows for test output and Applitools-related debugging
- Targets performance and testing log scenarios called out in the plugin keywords
- Single-plugin bundle focused on analyzer utilities rather than a full test framework
- Useful when automated test logs are too noisy for direct paste into chat
Why builders use it
Raw CI and application logs are too large and unstructured for coding agents to use effectively when you are trying to understand what broke.
After install, you can route log output through analyzer-oriented tooling so Claude Code gets clearer failure narratives and comparison context.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Testing.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 1 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is eirenik0-log-analyzer for?
Developers and solo builders who use Claude Code to interpret test failures, log diffs, and debugging output from existing frameworks.
When should I use eirenik0-log-analyzer?
Use it during operate and post-ship debugging when you need logs summarized or structured before asking an agent to explain regressions or compare runs.
How do I add eirenik0-log-analyzer to my agent?
Install the eirenik0/log-analyzer Claude Code plugin from the marketplace or repo, then invoke its analyze utilities on log files or test output in your session.
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