System Logs
System Logs is the low-level operational log viewer for RealTimeX.
Open it from Settings > Tools > System Logs.
Use it when you need app and server log detail rather than chat history or audit-style event records.
What the page shows
The current log table includes:
- level
- source
- message
- timestamp
Rows load in pages, and the total entry count appears in the header.
Levels
Current builds support these level filters:
alldebuginfowarnerrorfatal
Use level filtering to narrow the page quickly when you already know whether you are hunting for general diagnostics or hard failures.
Sources
Current builds support these source filters:
allappserverllmvector-dbchannelembedexternal
This is useful when the issue belongs to one subsystem, such as model calls, vector storage, embedded chat, or external integrations.
Search and live refresh
The page supports:
- free-text search
- manual refresh
- auto-refresh
- pagination
Live mode refreshes the log list automatically so you can reproduce a problem in another tab and watch the entries appear here.
Expand structured context
Some log entries include extra structured context.
When that happens, click the row to expand the attached payload. Current builds render this context as formatted JSON when possible.
This is often where the most useful debugging detail lives.
Clearing logs
The page supports clearing logs, but use it carefully.
Important current behavior:
- level and source filters affect the clear action
- the free-text search box does not define the clear scope
So if you want to clear only a subset, set the appropriate level or source filters first.
Good uses
Use System Logs when you need to:
- inspect runtime failures
- trace model or vector back-end problems
- watch channel or embed integrations during troubleshooting
- confirm whether an issue is coming from the app, server, or an external dependency
System Logs vs Event Logs
Use System Logs for technical log lines, subsystem sources, and debugging context.
Use Event Logs for audit-style records of actions that happened in the product.
System Logs vs Chat Logs
Use System Logs for infrastructure and application behavior.
Use Chat Logs for saved prompt and response content.
System Logs vs Diagnostics
Use System Logs when you want the running log stream inside the app.
Use Diagnostics when you need broader runtime health, incident review, or bundle-based troubleshooting.