Loggy - Console + Network Log Collector di Kyubiware

Loggy is a browser DevTools extension that turns Console and Network activity into clean, structured Markdown — compiled for token efficiency so you can debug faster with AI coding agents.

Why Loggy?

Debugging with AI usually means copying logs, formatting them, and stripping out noise before pasting into a chat. Loggy does that work for you — no need to even open the DevTools panel.

Debug Android browsers without USB

Loggy works on Firefox for Android. Pair it with loggy-serve running on your dev machine and you can capture mobile browser logs over the network — no ADB, no USB cable, no remote debugging setup. Just open the page on your phone, reproduce the bug, and the logs land on your desktop ready to paste into your AI chat.

The AI Debugging Flow

This is the workflow Loggy was built for:

1. Describe the bug to your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.)
2. Ask it to add strategic console logs to help diagnose the issue
3. Reproduce the bug in your browser (desktop or Android)
4. Copy Loggy's compiled output and paste it back into the AI chat
5. Let the AI fix it with full context of exactly what happened

This loop is incredibly effective because the AI gets structured, filtered, token-efficient logs instead of raw noise.

Features

• One-click capture — Grab Console logs and Network requests from the current page instantly
• Android support — Capture logs from Firefox for Android via loggy-serve — no USB debugging required
• Smart filtering — Regex-based console filters plus include/exclude patterns for network requests (prefix with - to exclude, e.g. api.v1 -*.png)
• Automatic pruning — Removes binary payloads, base64 blobs, and oversized responses so the output stays readable and token-efficient
• Structured Markdown output — Clean tables with timestamps, log levels, request details, and response summaries
• Copy to clipboard — Export everything in one click, ready to paste
• Server export — Sync logs to your own loggy-serve instance for cross-device and mobile workflows

How to use (desktop)

1. Open DevTools (F12) on any page
2. Click the Loggy tab
3. Apply filters if you want to narrow the output
4. Click Copy to Clipboard
5. Paste into your AI coding agent chat

How to use (Android)

1. Start loggy-serve on your dev machine:
   npx loggy-serve --port 8743
2. On your Android device, open Firefox and navigate to the page you want to debug
3. Open Loggy from the browser menu and point it to your server (e.g. http://192.168.1.100:8743)
4. Reproduce the issue, then export — logs land on your dev machine instantly
5. Use loggy print or check http://localhost:8743/loggy/export to grab the output

Using with loggy-serve

npm install -g loggy-serve

or

npx loggy-serve --port 8743

npm package: loggy-serve

Privacy

Loggy runs locally in your browser by default:

• No data sent to external servers
• No analytics or tracking
• Clipboard access only triggered by your explicit action
• Optional server export only runs when you connect it to your own loggy-serve instance

v1.1.4

• release(extension): v1.1.4 (0b1e2c7)
• refactor: remove debug logs from panel hooks and actions, update tests for server connection logic (3a9003e)
• test: add unit tests for background auto-server-sync behavior (8aa3b3c)
• refactor: update architecture docs and code for FAB UI, preview, and server sync (8df4c38)
• refactor: add debug logging to server probe, actions, and message handling (aba6b82)
• feat: implement server probing and markdown export functionality via background messaging (5eb5bbd)
• feat: add content security policy to Firefox manifest and improve token limit handling in export options (1cc7067)
• refactor: update Firefox manifest permissions for improved host access handling (9246d5c)
• test: add panel lifecycle tests for content script injection and re-injection on navigation (fc097e7)
• refactor: enhance screenshot upload logic with improved diffing and retry handling (bf9001e)