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novixo-agent-logger

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight, human-readable audit trail for AI agent actions and tool calls.

Readme

novixo-agent-logger

A lightweight, human-readable audit trail for AI agent actions.

The problem

AI agents increasingly take actions on a user's or developer's behalf, calling tools, APIs, AI providers, without much visibility into what actually happened. agent-logger gives you a clear, timestamped trail of every action: what was called, with what input, what came back, and whether it succeeded.

Install

npm install novixo-agent-logger

Quick start

const { AgentLogger } = require("agent-logger");

const logger = new AgentLogger();

// Wrap any function (sync or async) to auto-log every call
const sendEmail = logger.wrap(async (to, subject) => {
  // ... actually send the email
  return { sent: true };
}, "send_email");

await sendEmail("[email protected]", "Welcome!");

console.log(logger.getLogs());

Use with Novixo Engine (Phase 8 AI Request Manager)

If you're using Novixo Engine's AIRequestManager, attach the logger directly, no manual wiring needed:

const { AgentLogger } = require("agent-logger");
const { AIRequestManager } = require("novixo-engine"); // once Phase 8 ships

const logger = new AgentLogger();
const aiManager = new AIRequestManager();

logger.attachToNovixoAI(aiManager);
// every AI call, rate-limit, and failover is now automatically logged

API

| Method | Description | | --- | --- | | logger.log(entry) | Manually record a log entry | | logger.wrap(fn, actionName, meta?) | Wrap a function so every call is auto-logged | | logger.attachToNovixoAI(aiManager) | Auto-log events from a Novixo Engine AI Request Manager | | logger.getLogs({ action?, status?, since? }) | Retrieve logs with optional filters | | logger.exportJSON() | Export all logs as a JSON string | | logger.clear() | Clear all stored logs | | logger.on("logged", fn) | Subscribe to new log entries as they happen |

License

MIT © NovixoTech