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Logs Viewer

Search, filter, and analyze agent logs in real-time with the Synthcore logs viewer.

Logs Viewer

The Logs tab provides real-time visibility into everything your agents are doing. Every action, warning, and error is captured and streamed to this view.

Viewing logs

  1. Navigate to your project in the dashboard.
  2. Click the Logs tab.
  3. Logs stream in real-time as agents work.

The logs viewer automatically updates with new entries — no need to refresh the page.

Log entries

Each log entry contains:

  • Timestamp — When the action occurred (HH:MM:SS format)
  • Level — Info, Warning, or Error severity
  • Agent — Which agent produced the log (Alex, Pixel, Echo, Scout, or System)
  • Message — Description of what happened
  • Details — Expandable JSON payload with additional context

Example entries

[14:23:01] [INFO] [Alex] Executing: create route handler for /api/users
[14:23:45] [INFO] [Echo] Running TypeScript type check
[14:24:12] [WARNING] [Alex] Build failed - retrying
[14:24:30] [INFO] [Pixel] Committing changes to main

Filtering logs

Use the filter controls to narrow down logs:

By agent

Select one or more agents to show only their logs:

  • Alex — Backend operations
  • Pixel — Frontend operations
  • Echo — QA and testing
  • Scout — Research activities
  • System — Infrastructure events

By severity

Filter by log level:

  • Info — Normal operations and progress updates
  • Warning — Recoverable issues, retries, skipped tasks
  • Error — Failures that require attention

Use the search box to find specific log entries. Search matches against:

  • Log messages
  • File names
  • Error descriptions

Exporting logs

To export logs for analysis:

  1. Set your desired filters (date range, agent, severity).
  2. Click Export above the log viewer.
  3. Choose format: CSV or JSON.

Exported logs include all fields for programmatic analysis.

Log retention

Logs are retained based on your plan:

PlanRetention
Starter7 days
Pro30 days
Business90 days
EnterpriseCustom

After the retention period, logs are automatically archived. Export important logs before they're deleted.

Common log patterns

Agent initialization

[09:00:00] [INFO] [System] Agent schedule triggered
[09:00:02] [INFO] [Scout] Loading project context from SOUL.md
[09:00:05] [INFO] [Alex] Fetching recent commits from main

Task execution

[10:15:00] [INFO] [Alex] Task: implement user auth
[10:15:30] [INFO] [Alex] Creating lib/auth/login.ts
[10:16:45] [INFO] [Alex] Modifying app/api/auth/login/route.ts

Errors and warnings

[11:30:00] [WARNING] [Echo] Test suite failed: 2/15 tests failing
[11:30:15] [INFO] [Echo] Rerunning failed tests
[11:31:00] [INFO] [Echo] All tests passing

Troubleshooting with logs

If agents aren't working as expected, logs often reveal the issue:

  1. Check for errors — Filter by Error level to see failures
  2. Trace the flow — Look at timestamps to understand what happened when
  3. Check agent boundaries — Warnings about file access restrictions indicate boundary issues
  4. Review build output — Echo's logs show build and test results

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