Consulter les logs YoYoPod sur Raspberry Pi

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name: yoyopod-logs description: Tail YoYoPod runtime/service logs from Raspberry Pi disable-model-invocation: true allowed-tools:

• Read
• Bash(yoyopod target:*) argument-hint: "[line_count] [--errors] [--filter <subsystem>] [--follow]"

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Config

Use deploy/pi-deploy.yaml as the shared deploy contract and deploy/pi-deploy.local.yaml for machine-specific overrides such as host, SSH user, dev lane checkout, and branch. The tracked dev default is /opt/yoyopod-dev/checkout; prod slots live under /opt/yoyopod-prod. yoyopod target merges the files directly, and yoyopod target config edit is the preferred way to create or update the local override.

If the file does not exist yet, run yoyopod target config edit first. That command creates deploy/pi-deploy.local.yaml automatically before opening it.

Argument Parsing

Parse the arguments string provided after /yoyopod-logs:

• Line count: If a bare number is present (for example /yoyopod-logs 100), map it to --lines <count>. Default: 100.
• --errors flag: Pass through to yoyopod target logs --errors.
• --filter value: Pass through to yoyopod target logs --filter <value>.
• --follow flag: Pass through to yoyopod target logs --follow.

Multiple flags can be combined.

Steps

1. Build the helper command. Use:

   yoyopod target logs ...
   

   Add --lines, --errors, --filter, and --follow based on the parsed arguments.

2. If lane state matters, also run:

   yoyopod target mode status
   

3. Present the log output. Return the raw log lines directly. Do not summarize or truncate unless the user explicitly asks.

After presenting the logs, remind the user they can ask follow-up questions about the log content, such as "why did the call drop?" or "what errors happened in the last minute?"