Edithai

Intelligent log analysis CLI tool powered by DeepSeek API with 30+ built-in tools for file operations, system diagnostics, and log pattern recognition.

EdithAI - Intelligent Log Analysis CLI

EdithAI is a Go-based CLI tool that combines natural language processing with powerful built-in tools for comprehensive log analysis. It leverages the DeepSeek API to provide intelligent insights into log data, making complex log analysis accessible through simple commands.

Features

Core Capabilities

• Intelligent Log Analysis: Use natural language queries to analyze logs
• 30+ Built-in Tools: File operations, system diagnostics, data processing, and pattern recognition
• Multi-format Support: Handles various log formats and timestamps
• Real-time Processing: Streamlined analysis with efficient token usage
• Cost Estimation: Track API costs with DeepSeek pricing integration

Key Tools

• File Operations: Read, write, and search files
• Terminal Commands: Safe execution of diagnostic commands
• Log Analysis: Pattern detection, timeline analysis, and error tracking
• Data Processing: CSV, JSON, and text manipulation
• System Diagnostics: Network, process, and performance monitoring

Usage Examples

Basic Log Analysis

bash

# Analyze error logs in current directory
edithai -query "analyze error logs in current directory"

# Search for specific patterns
edithai -query "find all database connection errors"

# Generate performance report
edithai -query "create performance summary from application logs"

Interactive Mode

bash

# Start interactive session
edithai -i

# Multi-turn conversation about logs
> show me memory usage trends
> find memory leaks in the last 24 hours
> export analysis to report.html

Installation Requirements

Install EdithAI CLI

First, install the EdithAI CLI tool:

bash

npm install -g @xin9min9/edithai-cli

Environment Variables

• DEEPSEEK_API_KEY: Your DeepSeek API key for AI-powered analysis

System Requirements

• Node.js >= 14.0.0 (required for npm)
• Minimum 512MB RAM
• Network connectivity to DeepSeek API

Configuration

Default Settings

• Tool output truncation: 2000 characters
• API timeout: 30 seconds
• History file: ~/.edithai/history.json
• Log directory: Current working directory

Advanced Configuration

Create a configuration file at ~/.edithai/config.json:

json

{
  "api": {
    "timeout": 30,
    "max_tokens": 4000
  },
  "security": {
    "whitelist_commands": ["ls", "cat", "grep"],
    "blacklist_commands": ["rm", "dd", "mkfs"],
    "tool_payload_max_chars": 2000
  }
}

Security Features

• Command Whitelisting/Blacklisting: Restrict terminal command execution
• File Extension Protection: Prevent execution of dangerous file types
• Path Traversal Protection: Safeguard against directory traversal attacks
• Command Injection Detection: Block shell operators and dangerous patterns

File Structure

text

~/.edithai/
├── config.json       # User configuration
└── history.json      # Conversation history

Supported Log Formats

• Plain text logs
• JSON logs
• CSV data files
• Log files with timestamps
• Application logs (web servers, databases, etc.)
• System logs (Linux/Windows)

Tips for Best Results

1. Be Specific: Use clear, detailed queries for better analysis
2. Context Matters: Include relevant time ranges and log locations
3. Iterative Analysis: Use interactive mode for multi-step analysis
4. Cost Awareness: Monitor token usage and costs in DeepSeek provider

License

MIT-0 License - See LICENSE file for details.

Support

For issues and feature requests, visit the EdithAI GitHub Repository.