A unified log search engine that translates natural language queries into LogQL, ES DSL, or CloudWatch filter patterns across multiple backends.
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Log Dive is a powerful observability tool designed to bridge the gap between complex log management systems and natural language interaction. By integrating directly with popular backends like Loki, Elasticsearch/OpenSearch, and AWS CloudWatch, this skill allows developers and SREs to query logs using plain English. It acts as an intelligent translation layer that converts user intent into high-performance technical queries.
As a core component of the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, Log Dive prioritizes security and efficiency. It operates on a read-only basis, ensuring that sensitive log data is never modified or deleted. The skill is specifically architected to handle incident response, performance monitoring, and cross-service correlation without requiring the user to master multiple query languages like LogQL or Elasticsearch Query DSL.
To get started with these Openclaw Skills, ensure your environment variables are configured for your specific backends:
# For Loki
export LOKI_ADDR="http://loki.internal:3100"
# For Elasticsearch
export ELASTICSEARCH_URL="https://es.internal:9200"
# For AWS CloudWatch
export AWS_REGION="us-east-1"
You must also have the following CLI tools installed: logcli, aws, curl, and jq. Verify your setup by running the backends check script: bash scripts/log-dive.sh backends.
Log Dive organizes log data and metadata into a structured format for analysis. The following table describes how results are presented:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Backend Metadata | Identifies the source (e.g., Loki) and the exact query used for transparency. |
| Error Summary Table | A grouped view of error types, occurrence counts, and time range details. |
| Root Cause Analysis | A numbered list providing a logical sequence of events and dependency chains. |
| Action Items | Recommended next steps based on the patterns identified in the logs. |
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