@jarroba/mcp-logs

MCP server (stdio, local) that lets an AI read a log file it could never fit in its context: a 200 MB CI log. Detects the format, counts EVENTS (a 40-line stack trace is one), resolves root causes, groups lines into templates, answers when it started, and

npm · fingerprint 7e5cb9be2811adb3f0052ba8 · repository · RSS

11tools
1recorded versions
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What changed

Nothing, since tracking began. That is the good outcome, and it is what most servers look like.

Current tools

Show all 11 tool fingerprints
log_analyze
4f7cc6084d7a8066
log_around
fdd7545c24b9fbf5
log_convert
4141e42de98d57ee
log_lint
720fd692ba66c74f
log_patterns
1f101305b6150c19
log_profile_check
43a2e79823717a8c
log_profile_suggest
1215c837e4a6c539
log_reduce
eb4b19b5525014a6
log_rotation
35b725cd90a84bd2
log_stacktrace
3b8e17bb982ffb68
log_trends
0cb55479867ed768

Watch this server yourself

If you run this server, put the proxy in front of it. It pins these exact fingerprints on first connect and stops the session if they move.

npx --yes mcp-pin@0.1.4 -- <your @jarroba/mcp-logs command>

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