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Signoz log

Skill fairchild/dotclaude/skills/signoz-log

Send structured logs to SigNoz observability platform. Use when you need to record events, errors, or activity for monitoring. Triggers on log, observe, signoz, telemetry, record event.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add fairchild/dotclaude --skill signoz-log

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One thing to look at

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What its file declares

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SKILL.md

1.3 KB, as published. Nobody here has run it

SigNoz Logging

Send structured logs to SigNoz from Claude Code sessions. Session start/stop are logged automatically via hooks.

Manual Logging

# Log an event
~/.claude/skills/signoz-log/scripts/signoz-log.sh INFO "deployed langflow v2.1"
~/.claude/skills/signoz-log/scripts/signoz-log.sh WARN "disk usage above 80%"
~/.claude/skills/signoz-log/scripts/signoz-log.sh ERROR "health check failed for immich"

# Override service name (default: project directory name)
~/.claude/skills/signoz-log/scripts/signoz-log.sh INFO "migration complete" "auth-service"

Automatic Hooks

EventMessage
SessionStartsession started
Stopsession stopped

Log Attributes

Each log includes: service.name, session.id, project, cwd, host.name, hook.event, plus a deterministic traceId per session for correlation.

Viewing Logs

SigNoz UI: http://la:8080 > Logs tab. Filter by service.name or session.id.

Requirements

Tailscale connection to la. Fails silently if offline. No API key needed.

Keep looking

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