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evlog this week: - The GitHub Action is on the Marketplace. Add `uses: evloghq/action@latest` and every PR gets an observability score compared with main. If a change leaves a route with less logging, it's flagged on that line of the diff.

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- The CLI no longer needs its own install. If evlog is in your project, `npx evlog init`, `map` and `doctor` just work.

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- `evlog logs` lets you query the events your app logged locally, from the terminal: only errors, the slowest requests, one request in full from its ID, p50/p95 per route, or any field (`--where payment.amount>5000`). No dashboard needed while you develop.

9/10/26, 6:40 pm0 reposts0 likes

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- @𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀/𝗌𝗂𝗀𝗇𝖺𝗅𝗌 asks a model a question about an event and saves the answer on it. For example: "who caused this 500: the user, our code, or a third-party service?" The event gets `fault: "upstream"` with a confidence score, and you can filter, alert, or skip sampling on it.

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- Express and Fastify support in the CLI - An OTLP exporter that follows the OTel spec, with http/protobuf - fatal and trace levels, printf-style messages evlog.dev

evlog.devevlog — Digging through logs is not observability. It's hope.A modern TypeScript logger built for everything you ship — scripts, libraries, jobs, edge, requests. Simple logs, wide events, and structured errors in one API.