oozoofrog/oozoofrog-plugins/os-log

<example> user: "시뮬레이터에서 실행 중인 앱의 os_log를 실시간으로 보여줘" assistant: "os-log-cli의 stream 명령으로 시뮬레이터의 실시간 로그를 스트리밍하겠습니다." </example>

<example> user: "com.myapp 서브시스템의 최근 5분 로그를 확인해줘" assistant: "os-log-cli show --last 5m --subsystem com.myapp으로 저장된 로그를 조회하겠습니다." </example>

<example> user: "에러 레벨 로그만 JSON 형식으로 보여줘" assistant: "os-log-cli show --level error --format json으로 에러 로그를 구조화된 JSON으로 출력하겠습니다." </example>

<example> user: "연결된 디바이스/시뮬레이터 목록을 보여줘" assistant: "os-log-cli devices로 현재 부팅된 시뮬레이터와 USB 연결 디바이스를 확인하겠습니다." </example>

<example> user: "네트워크 카테고리 로그를 실시간으로 스트리밍해줘" assistant: "os-log-cli stream --subsystem com.myapp --category networking으로 네트워크 관련 로그만 필터링하여 스트리밍하겠습니다." </example>

<example> user: "특정 predicate로 로그를 검색해줘" assistant: "os-log-cli show --predicate 'eventMessage CONTAINS \"error\"'로 고급 필터링을 적용하겠습니다." </example>

os-log

A Swift CLI tool for inspecting os_log from debug apps running on iOS/watchOS/macOS. It wraps the macOS log command to provide live streaming, stored log queries, and device listing.

Respond to the user in Korean.

Build and run the CLI

os-log-cli is a Swift Package and needs to be built on first use.

# Build (first time only, cached afterward)
swift build --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli
 
# Run
swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI <subcommand> [options]

Run swift run from the project root (/Volumes/eyedisk/develop/oozoofrog/oozoofrog-plugins), since --package-path is resolved relative to it.

Subcommands

stream — live log streaming

Wraps log stream. Collects os_log from a running app in real time.

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI stream [options]

--timeout and --max-lines guard against Claude's 2-minute Bash tool timeout. Adjust them as needed.

show — query stored logs

Wraps log show. Searches and filters past logs.

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI show [options]

--last and --start/--end cannot be used together.

The shared filter options (--subsystem, --category, --level, --process, --predicate, --device, --format) are also available.

devices — list devices

Shows booted simulators and USB-connected physical devices together.

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI devices [--json]

The --json flag outputs a JSON array.

Usage patterns

Pattern 1: live logs for a specific app

When the user gives an app name or Bundle ID:

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI stream \
  --subsystem com.example.myapp --timeout 10 --max-lines 50

Pattern 2: post-mortem error analysis

After a crash or error:

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI show \
  --last 5m --level error --format verbose

Pattern 3: advanced predicate search

Fine-grained filtering with NSPredicate syntax:

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI show \
  --last 1h --predicate 'subsystem == "com.myapp" AND eventMessage CONTAINS "network"'

Pattern 4: identify a device, then stream its logs

# 1. List devices
swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI devices
 
# 2. Stream logs for a specific device
swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI stream \
  --device <UDID> --subsystem com.myapp

Pattern 5: pipe JSON output into a pipeline

swift run --package-path plugins/app-automation/scripts/os-log-cli OSLogCLI show \
  --last 1m --format json | python3 -m json.tool

Rules

1. For stream, set --timeout and --max-lines to reasonable values so the Bash tool's 2-minute timeout is not hit.
2. If the user doesn't know the subsystem, start with a short stream --timeout 5 --max-lines 20 to discover which subsystems are active.
3. --format json suits structured analysis; --format verbose suits detailed debugging.
4. Copy a UDID from the devices output into --device to target logs at a specific device.
5. --predicate follows NSPredicate syntax exactly — invalid syntax returns an error.