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Stop the active device log capture session and report the log file location
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Run an ASO audit on canonical App Store metadata under `./metadata`, then a krankie-based competitor keyword-gap analysis (no Astro subscription). Krankie replacement for asc-aso-audit. Use after `asc metadata pull`.
Pull VivaDicta App Store keyword rankings via krankie (free, self-hosted), compare against the previous check, and write a dated rankings report to the Obsidian vault. Krankie-based replacement for asc-aso-rankings (no Astro subscription required).
Prepare a new VivaDicta release — version bump, What's New screen, App Store metadata, code sweep, and pre-submission checklist
Measure VivaDicta test code coverage from the terminal. Use when asked what the test coverage is, a module's or the whole-app coverage %, which lines/files are covered, to get coverage without opening Xcode, or to see coverage after writing tests. Covers both the fast per-SPM-module path (swift test + llvm-cov) and the canonical whole-app path (xcodebuild + xccov), and which first-party targets count.
Count Swift lines of code across the VivaDicta codebase and refresh the production-vs-test history chart. Use when asked how many LOC / lines of code the project has, for a codebase-size or LOC breakdown by SPM module / main app / extension, how big a module or extension is, the prod-vs-test ratio, or to update / regenerate the LOC growth chart embedded in documentation/Module-Architecture.md.
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| name | stop-logs-device |
| description | Stop the active device log capture session and report the log file location |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Stop the active device print-log capture session and summarize the newest device log file.
devicectl console session. If it is running in an interactive shell session, send Ctrl+C to that session or otherwise terminate the active process.ls -t logs/device-*.log 2>/dev/null | head -1
LOGFILE=$(ls -t logs/device-*.log 2>/dev/null | head -1)
du -h "$LOGFILE"
wc -l "$LOGFILE"
tail -10 "$LOGFILE"
grep -i "error" "$LOGFILE"
start-logs-device followed by stop-logs-device.