util-logging
Add, fix, or update logging in project code
What this skill does
## Logging Scope $ARGUMENTS --- Add, fix, or update logging following strict principles. ## Core Principle: Signal over Noise Logs that don't get read are useless. Every log statement must earn its place. **Before adding a log, ask:** - Will someone look at this? - Does this help diagnose something? - Is this the right level? - Is there already a log covering this? Cut ruthlessly. Then cut more. ## Log Levels ### 1. INFO: The Service Narrative **What the service is doing at a glance.** Log these: - Service startup/shutdown - External connections established/closed (WebSocket, DB) - Subscriptions to new resources - Periodic heartbeats (every N seconds: "processing X markets") - HTTP requests going out (target, method) - Key state transitions Never log: - Every function entry/exit - Internal data transformations - Things that happen thousands of times per second ### 2. DEBUG: Granular Internals **Details for troubleshooting. Off in production unless investigating.** Log these: - Request/response payloads (redact secrets) - Internal state changes - Timing breakdowns - Configuration values at startup - Loop iterations when relevant ### 3. WARN: Rare by Design **Recoverable errors you're explicitly allowing to continue.** Log these: - Fallback to default config - Retryable failures that succeeded on retry - Resource thresholds approached (memory at 80%) - Deprecated API usage detected Never log: - Expected conditions (user not found, validation failed) - Anything you'd ignore in production ### 4. ERROR: Every Failure **Log at the handling point. Once.** - Use language/framework hooks to catch all errors automatically - Include context: what was being attempted, relevant IDs - Don't log and rethrow—pick one - Stack traces for unexpected errors ## Process 1. Identify scope (file, module, or all) 2. Audit existing logging against these levels 3. Add missing INFO logs for external-facing events 4. Remove noisy/redundant logs 5. Ensure ERRORs are logged at handling points 6. Use framework-provided logging (HTTP interceptors, etc.) where available 7. **Remind: run `/logging` after significant code changes** ## No Scope Specified? Review ALL logging against current code. Fix level mismatches. Remove noise. Add missing service narrative. Report what was changed.
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