Interaction Logger
A robust utility for appending interaction logs to user-specific history files. It abstracts away JSON parsing, file I/O, and schema validation.
Tool Usage
Call the interaction_logger tool directly:
json
{
"action": "log",
"target": "zhy",
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Hello world"
}
json
{
"action": "sync"
}
CLI Usage (Legacy)
bash
node skills/interaction-logger/index.js --action log --target <target_alias> --role <role> --content <message>
Arguments
- •
--action:logorsync - •
--target: The user alias.- •
zhy,shiqi,master->memory/master_history.json - •
fmw,big-brother->fmw/history.json
- •
- •
--role: Who is speaking (user|assistant|system). Default:assistant. - •
--content: The text content to log.
Why use this?
- •Safety: Prevents JSON syntax errors from manual editing.
- •Convenience: One-line command vs multi-step read/edit/write.
- •Compliance: Ensures mandatory logging rules (from MEMORY.md) are actually followed.
Features
- •Atomic Writes: Uses
.tmpfile + rename to prevent corruption on crash. - •Log Rotation: Automatically rotates log files when they exceed 5MB to
filename_YYYY-MM-DD-HHmmss.json. - •Dynamic Targets: Auto-creates log files for new users in
memory/users/. - •Sync: Automatically syncs session logs to history files.