Viewing & Reading Log Files Inside the Debug Log Viewer

1. Opening a Specific Channel’s Log #

1. Go to Davix AI Engine → Debug Logs.
2. In the channel list (e.g., Chatbot, Forms, Auto-Reply, AI Writer):
   • Click View log for the channel you want.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot showing Debug Logs list with a “View log” button next to the “Chatbot” channel, and a log viewer box below showing log content. IMAGE image

The viewer will display the current contents of that log file.

2. Typical Log Entry Structure #

While exact format comes from your code, a typical log line recorded by Davix modules follows a pattern like:

• YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS [CHANNEL] [LEVEL] Message...

Where:

• Date/time – when the event occurred.
• CHANNEL – e.g. CHATBOT, FORMS, AIWRITER, AUTO_REPLY, LLM_INDEX.
• LEVEL – information/warning/error (if your docs mention log levels).
• Message – a human-readable description, often including:
  • Which endpoint was called.
  • Which entity (entry ID, comment ID, post ID) was processed.
  • Any error details from OpenAI, SMTP, Telegram, etc.

3. Scanning for Errors #

When something breaks:

1. Enable the relevant log channel.
2. Reproduce the issue (e.g., send a chat message, submit a form, save an AI Writer draft).
3. Open the log via View log.
4. Scroll to the bottom (most recent entries).
5. Look specifically for:
   • ERROR or WARNING tags.
   • HTTP status codes (400, 401, 403, 500, etc.).
   • OpenAI error messages.
   • SMTP/Telegram errors.

4. Copying or Downloading Log Content #

Although the docs don’t describe a download button explicitly, you can:

• Select the log text displayed in the viewer.
• Copy & paste it into a file or support ticket when you need to share it with a developer.

This allows you to send only the relevant channel’s data without exposing other logs.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of log viewer text area with a user selecting lines and copying them (for support/debugging). IMAGE image