Logging

MindedJS provides a structured logging system that helps you monitor, debug, and audit your agent's behavior. The logger is available throughout your agent code and provides consistent, contextual logging with proper PII handling.

Using the Logger

Import the logger from MindedJS:

import { logger } from 'mindedjs';

The logger is also available in all tool contexts, so you can use it directly in your tools without importing.

Log Levels

The logger supports standard log levels:

// Info level - general information
logger.info('Processing customer request');

// Warning level - potential issues
logger.warn('Customer tier not found, using default');

// Error level - errors and exceptions
logger.error('Failed to process payment');

// Debug level - detailed debugging information
logger.debug('Memory state updated');

Structured Logging

Use structured logging with contextual data for better observability:

// Basic structured logging
logger.info('Order processed', {
  orderId: 'ORD-123',
  customerId: 'CUST-456',
  amount: 99.99,
});

// Include session context in tools
logger.info('Tool execution started', {
  sessionId: state.sessionId,
  toolName: 'refundOrder',
  orderId: input.orderId,
});

Log Configuration

The logger can be configured through environment variables:

# Set log level (debug, info, warn, error)
LOG_LEVEL=info

# In development, you might want debug level
LOG_LEVEL=debug

Best Practices

1. Always Include Session Context: Include sessionId in all tool-related logs

2. Use Appropriate Log Levels: Don't use info for debugging information

3. Structure Your Data: Use objects for structured logging rather than strings

4. Log State Changes: Log important state transitions and memory updates

5. Error Context: Use err parameter for error objects to get proper stack traces

6. Performance Metrics: Log timing information for performance monitoring