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@snap-agent/analytics-console

v0.1.0

Published

Console analytics plugin for SnapAgent SDK - Pretty-print metrics to terminal for debugging

Readme

@snap-agent/analytics-console

Console analytics plugin for SnapAgent SDK - Pretty-print metrics to terminal for debugging.

Features

  • Pretty Console Output - Color-coded, formatted logs
  • Three Log Levels - Minimal, standard, verbose
  • Periodic Summaries - Automatic stats output
  • Colorful - Easy to scan terminal output
  • Perfect for Dev - Quick debugging during development

Installation

npm install @snap-agent/analytics-console @snap-agent/core

Quick Start

import { createClient, MemoryStorage } from '@snap-agent/core';
import { ConsoleAnalytics } from '@snap-agent/analytics-console';

const client = createClient({
  storage: new MemoryStorage(),
  providers: {
    openai: { apiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY! },
  },
});

const agent = await client.createAgent({
  name: 'Debug Demo',
  instructions: 'You are helpful.',
  model: 'gpt-4o',
  userId: 'user-123',
  plugins: [
    new ConsoleAnalytics({
      level: 'verbose',
    }),
  ],
});

// Use the agent - see pretty logs!

Output Examples

Standard Level

[14:32:15.123] [SnapAgent] -> Request agent:abc12345 thread:xyz98765
[14:32:16.456] [SnapAgent] <- Response 1333ms 450 tokens agent:abc12345

Verbose Level

[14:32:15.123] [SnapAgent] -> Request agent:abc12345 thread:xyz98765
  Message: Hello, can you help me with...

[14:32:16.456] [SnapAgent] <- Response 1333ms 450 tokens agent:abc12345
  Response: Of course! I'd be happy to help you with...

Error

[14:32:17.789] [SnapAgent] x Error rate_limit agent:abc12345
  Message: Rate limit exceeded. Please retry after 60 seconds.

Summary

[SnapAgent] Summary
----------------------------------------
  Requests:      25
  Responses:     24
  Errors:        1
  Avg Latency:   892ms
  Avg Tokens:    380
  Total Tokens:  9120
----------------------------------------

Configuration

new ConsoleAnalytics({
  // Log level: 'minimal' | 'standard' | 'verbose'
  level: 'standard',

  // Enable colored output
  colors: true,

  // Show timestamps
  timestamps: true,

  // Custom prefix
  prefix: '[SnapAgent]',

  // What to log
  logRequests: true,
  logResponses: true,
  logErrors: true,

  // Print summary every N ms (0 = disabled)
  summaryInterval: 60000, // Every minute
});

Log Levels

minimal

Just counts, no details:

[SnapAgent] -> Request
[SnapAgent] <- Response 450ms

standard (default)

Includes agent/thread IDs and tokens:

[SnapAgent] -> Request agent:abc12345 thread:xyz98765
[SnapAgent] <- Response 450ms 380 tokens agent:abc12345

verbose

Full message content:

[SnapAgent] -> Request agent:abc12345 thread:xyz98765
  Message: What is the weather like today?

[SnapAgent] <- Response 450ms 380 tokens agent:abc12345
  Response: I don't have access to real-time weather data...

API

printSummary()

Manually print the current summary:

const analytics = new ConsoleAnalytics();
// ... use agent ...
analytics.printSummary();

reset()

Reset all counters:

analytics.reset();

getStats()

Get current stats as object:

const stats = analytics.getStats();
// { requests: 25, responses: 24, errors: 1, avgLatency: 892, totalTokens: 9120 }

destroy()

Clean up (stops summary timer):

analytics.destroy();

Color Reference

| Color | Meaning | |-------|---------| | Cyan | Requests | | Green | Successful responses, fast latency (<500ms) | | Yellow | Medium latency (500-2000ms) | | Red | Errors, slow latency (>2000ms) | | Dim | Metadata, IDs |

Disable Colors

For CI/CD or piping to files:

new ConsoleAnalytics({
  colors: false,
});

Use Cases

  • Local Development - Quick visibility into agent behavior
  • Debugging - See what's happening in real-time
  • Demos - Show activity during presentations
  • Learning - Understand the request/response flow

For production monitoring, use @snap-agent/analytics instead.

License

MIT © ViloTech