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Explains where OnchainOS writes audit logs, the JSONL format, entry fields, and rotation rules to help developers troubleshoot CLI/agent issues offline.
What it does: Provides a concise reference for locating and interpreting OnchainOS audit logs. The skill explains exact file paths (~/.onchainos/audit.jsonl or $ONCHAINOS_HOME/audit.jsonl), the JSON Lines format, the device header and per-entry fields (timestamp, source, command, ok, duration_ms, args redacted, error), and rotation behaviour. When to use it: Use when a developer asks where audit logs are stored, how to export or read them, or what fields to expect in entries. It explicitly excludes on-chain operations like balance checks or swaps. What's included: - Scripts: none - References: in-SKILL.md format notes - Instructions: direct wording to report the path/format and rotation notes. Compatible agents: developer-focused assistants and CLI-oriented agents (Copilot/Codex-style, CLI helpers).
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