Logs

Search, filter, and explore all log entries with advanced filters and AI insights.

Searching and Filtering

At the top of the page, you'll find:

Search bar — Search by message content. Supports fuzzy/typo-tolerant search.
Level filter — Filter by log level: Trace, Debug, Info, Warning, Error, Fatal.
Service filter — Filter by the service that emitted the log.
Time range — Select a predefined range (1h, 6h, 24h, 7d, 30d) or set custom start/end dates.
Advanced filters — Expand to filter by environment, source, action, user ID, tag, trace ID, fingerprint, session ID, release, and version.

Saved Searches

Save frequently used filter combinations for quick access. Click the save icon next to the search bar. Saved searches appear as tabs you can switch between.

Log Entries

Each log row shows:

Timestamp — When the log was created.
Level badge — Color-coded severity (green for info, amber for warning, red for error/fatal).
Service — Which service emitted the log.
Message — The log message content.
Environment — Production, staging, etc.
Release version — Which release this log belongs to.

Click any log row to open the Log Detail Panel on the right side, which shows the full log entry with all metadata, tags, request context, and any annotations.

Annotations

You can add annotations (comments) to any log entry from the detail panel. This is useful for leaving notes for your team — for example, "This error was caused by PR #432" or "Investigating with the backend team."

Bulk Actions

Select multiple logs using the checkboxes to perform bulk actions such as changing status or exporting.

AI Insights Bar

The AI insights bar at the top surfaces automatic observations about your logs — patterns, anomalies, and suggestions. This updates based on your current filters.