/logs
View stdout/stderr logs from a running Tauri application
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How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
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/logs
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What this command does when you run it.
View stdout/stderr logs from a running Tauri application
Command definition
logs.mdname: rust:tauri:logs description: View stdout/stderr logs from a running Tauri application allowed-tools: mcp__tauri-mcp__get_app_logs author: Quintin Henry (https://github.com/qdhenry/)
<objective> Retrieve and display logs from a running Tauri application's stdout and stderr streams. </objective>
<instructions> Get logs from the Tauri application: **$ARGUMENTS**
Arguments format: `[process_id] [--lines N]`
- `process_id`: Required - the process ID from `/tauri:launch`
- `--lines N`: Optional - number of recent lines (default: 100)
Process
1. **Parse Arguments** Extract process_id and optional line count from $ARGUMENTS.
2. **Retrieve Logs** Use `mcp__tauri-mcp__get_app_logs` with:
- `process_id`: The target process
- `lines`: Number of lines to retrieve
3. **Format Output**
- Separate stdout and stderr if distinguishable
- Highlight errors and warnings
- Show timestamps if available
Usage Examples
# Get last 100 lines (default) /tauri:logs 12345 # Get last 50 lines /tauri:logs 12345 --lines 50 # Get all available logs /tauri:logs 12345 --lines 1000
</instructions>
<output_format>
=== Logs for Process [PID] === [timestamp] [level] message [timestamp] [level] message ... === Summary === - Total lines: N - Errors: N - Warnings: N
</output_format>
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