Skills
Review Logging Patterns
by evlog
Review TypeScript and JavaScript logging, replace console.log noise with structured wide events, and set up evlog.
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About Review Logging Patterns
A skill from the evlog project. It reviews a codebase for logging problems such as console.log spam, unstructured errors and missing context, and suggests structured wide events and structured errors with evlog. It can use the evlog CLI to wire it in, write conventions to AGENTS.md, score coverage of entry points and gate regressions in CI, and covers many frameworks and log destinations including OTLP, Sentry, Datadog and PostHog.
Best for
TypeScript teams improving production logging
Use cases
- Clean up console.log debugging left across a codebase
- Move a Next.js or Hono app to structured logging
- Add a CI check so logging coverage does not slip
Notes
Why it matters
Scattered console.log calls make production problems hard to trace. A review that turns them into structured events with context pays off the first time something breaks.
Source
- Skill file: skills/review-logging-patterns/SKILL.md in evloghq/evlog.
- Repository: 1,903 GitHub stars, MIT licence. Checked 24 Oct 2026 through the GitHub API.
- Last change to the skill: 17 Oct 2026.
- This page was written from the skill's own SKILL.md. It is not an Enterprise DNA source review and the skill has not been installed or tested by us.
Pros
- Concrete review checks, not just advice
- Supports many frameworks and log destinations
- Coverage score and CI gate
Cons
- Recommends evlog specifically
- TypeScript and JavaScript only
Key facts
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Health and security
Is Review Logging Patterns looked after, and what do its setup files show
Security check static checks
100 out of 100
- Note 1 of 1 packages are not pinned to one version, so only the malicious packages list was checked for them, not version advisories.
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