stop-logs-device-structured

name	stop-logs-device-structured
description	Collect structured device logs since the timestamp recorded by start-logs-device-structured using sudo log collect
disable-model-invocation	true

stop-logs-device-structured

You are given the following context: $ARGUMENTS

Task

Finish the structured device log workflow after start-logs-device-structured, guide the user through running the collection script, then summarize or filter the newest exported text log.

Instructions

1. Verify the prerequisites exist:
   • llmtemp/.device-log-start-time
   • llmtemp/.device-log-udid
   • ./scripts/collect_device_logs.sh
2. Ensure the collection script is executable:

   chmod +x ./scripts/collect_device_logs.sh
   

3. Tell the user to run the script in their terminal because it requires interactive sudo access:

   ./scripts/collect_device_logs.sh
   

4. Wait for the user to confirm the script finished.
5. After it finishes, find the newest exported text log:

   ls -t logs/device_*.txt 2>/dev/null | head -1
   

6. Analyze the file based on $ARGUMENTS:
   • if empty: show errors, warnings, and a short tail
   • if all: show the full file
   • otherwise: treat the argument as a search term and show matching lines

Notes

• The script also creates logs/vivadicta_device_*.logarchive for later use in Console.app.
• If the prerequisite timestamp or UDID files are missing, tell the user to run start-logs-device-structured first.
• If the script has not been run yet, do not pretend the logs are available.

Helpful Commands

LOGFILE=$(ls -t logs/device_*.txt 2>/dev/null | head -1)

grep -i "error\\|warning" "$LOGFILE"
tail -20 "$LOGFILE"
log show logs/vivadicta_device_*.logarchive \
  --predicate 'subsystem == "com.antonnovoselov.VivaDicta"'

Related

• start-logs-device-structured
• ios-log-capture