| name | pi-check-session-logs |
| description | Analyze pi-go session logs (last 24h by default) for tool call errors, deduplicate them, and present a summary table with error patterns and counts. |
Check Session Logs
Scan recent pi-go session logs for tool call errors, deduplicate by pattern, and present results.
Steps
- Run the analysis script (scans last 24h by default, override with
HOURS=N):
bash .pi-go/skills/pi-check-session-logs/analyze.sh
To scan a different time window:
HOURS=48 bash .pi-go/skills/pi-check-session-logs/analyze.sh
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Present the raw output to the user as-is — the script already formats a markdown table.
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Suggest optimizations based on the error patterns:
- For "not found" errors: suggest better path resolution or fallback logic
- For "permission denied": suggest sandbox configuration changes
- For "exit code" failures: suggest build/test fixes
- For repeated tool errors: suggest system prompt improvements to avoid the pattern
- For STREAM_ERROR: suggest retry/reconnect improvements
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Extract actionable fixes — After presenting the summary, create (or update) an actionable fixes document:
mkdir -p ./specs/issues/001-session-errors
echo "<research>" > ./specs/issues/001-session-errors/PROMPT.md
This file should contain a prompt that can be loaded to guide the agent toward fixing the detected error patterns. Structure it with sections for:
- The top N error patterns are detected (with specific examples)
- Corresponding fix suggestions per pattern
- Context about when each fix applies (which tools, which scenarios)
Use this format for the prompt file:
# Session Error Fix Prompts
## Pattern: [error name]
- **Detected in**: [sessions/files where found]
- **Fix suggestion**: [specific actionable steps]
If the file already exists, update it to include new patterns while preserving existing ones.
Examples
/pi-check-session-logs — Analyze logs from last 24h
/pi-check-session-logs HOURS=48 — Analyze logs from last 48h
- Run the analysis for the findings
Research on each issue using subagent - for each issue with priority, score, if it's going to be implemented or rejected.
Save the findings in ./specs/issues/001-session-errors/PROMPT.md