| name | structured-logging-lite |
| description | Logging system design guide covering centralized architecture, field standards, and distributed tracing. Use when designing log systems, establishing standards, or debugging production issues. |
Structured Logging Lite
Use this skill to design practical structured logging schemas, levels, central configuration, masking rules, and operational checklists.
Routing
- Start here to confirm scope, safety boundaries, and the minimum workflow.
- Load
references/full-guide.md before executing detailed commands, applying templates, or relying on examples from this skill.
- Keep the work limited to the user-requested target; do not add adjacent improvements unless the user asks.
Quick Workflow
- Confirm the target, available context, constraints, and done-when signal.
- Read the relevant section of
references/full-guide.md for task-specific details.
- Execute the smallest reversible action that satisfies the request.
- Verify that examples include required fields, level choices, sensitive-data handling, and integration points for the target stack.
- Report changed files, commands run, evidence collected, and any remaining risk.
References
references/full-guide.md - complete command patterns, examples, checklists, and edge cases.