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@opencode-trace/cli

v0.0.7

Published

CLI tool for opencode-trace

Downloads

12

Readme

@opencode-trace/cli

opencode-trace command-line tool, providing trace data management, query, and export functionality.

npm version

Installation

# Global install
npm install -g @opencode-trace/cli

# Or use npx (no installation required)
npx @opencode-trace/cli <command>

Usage

opencode-trace <command> [options]

Commands

Trace Control

opencode-trace enable              # Enable global tracing
opencode-trace enable -s <id>      # Enable tracing for specific session
opencode-trace disable             # Disable global tracing
opencode-trace disable -s <id>     # Disable tracing for specific session
opencode-trace status              # View global tracing status
opencode-trace status -s <id>      # View status for specific session

Session Management

opencode-trace sync                # Rebuild ndjinx index from JSON files
opencode-trace list                # List all sessions

Data Viewing

# Show session metadata (Token statistics, latency metrics)
opencode-trace show <id> metadata

# Show conversation content
opencode-trace show <id> conversation                # Last conversation
opencode-trace show <id> conversation -r 1:3         # Conversation for requests 1-3
opencode-trace show <id> conversation -r 1           # Conversation from request 1 to last
opencode-trace show <id> conversation --format xml   # XML format
opencode-trace show <id> conversation --compact      # Compact output

# Show request changes (added/deleted messages and Blocks)
opencode-trace show <id> changes                     # All request changes
opencode-trace show <id> changes -r 1:5              # Changes for requests 1-5
opencode-trace show <id> changes --format xml        # XML format

Data Export

# Export raw data (ZIP format)
opencode-trace export <id> -t raw -o ./output

# Export conversation content
opencode-trace export <id> -t conversation -o ./output
opencode-trace export <id> -t conversation --format xml -o ./output

# Export change analysis
opencode-trace export <id> -t changes -o ./output

# Export metadata
opencode-trace export <id> -t metadata -o ./output

# Collapse options (simplified output)
opencode-trace export <id> -t conversation --collapse sys,tool,msgs -o ./output
opencode-trace export <id> -t conversation --collapse-blocks text,thinking -o ./output

Start Viewer

opencode-trace viewer              # Start Web Viewer (default port 3000)
opencode-trace viewer --port 8080  # Specify port
opencode-trace viewer --no-open    # Don't auto-open browser

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | -s, --session <id> | Specify session ID | | -r, --range <range> | Request range (e.g., 1:3 or 1) | | --format <json|xml> | Output format | | --compact | Compact JSON output | | -t, --type <type> | Export type (raw/conversation/changes/metadata) | | -o, --output <path> | Output directory | | --collapse <items> | Collapse items (sys,tool,msgs) | | --collapse-blocks <types> | Collapse Block types (text,thinking,td,tc,tr,image,other) | | --port <num> | Viewer port | | --no-open | Don't auto-open browser | | --repair | Delete config.json and rebuild from filesystem |

Examples

# Quickly view recent sessions
opencode-trace list

# View session details
opencode-trace show session-abc123 metadata

# Export session as ZIP
opencode-trace export session-abc123 -t raw -o ./export

# Start Viewer to view
opencode-trace viewer

License

MIT