agentlog
Analyze nginx, Caddy, and mapped JSONL access logs locally. agentlog separates
AI crawlers, AI-user fetches, search crawlers, likely scripts, scanners, and
browser-like traffic without uploading logs or using an LLM.
agentlog analyze access.log
agentlog analyze access.jsonl --format caddy
agentlog analyze custom.jsonl --format jsonl --mapping mapping.yaml
Raw IP addresses, per-run salts, raw log lines, and synthetic session keys are never written to reports.
By default, the command prints a terminal summary and writes report.json,
report.md, and routes.csv under agentlog-report/. Use --json,
--markdown, or --csv to select individual file outputs.
Supported in v0.1:
- nginx common and combined logs
- Caddy JSON access logs
- generic JSONL with a dot-path field mapping
The analyzer uses streaming parsing and bounded session/route state. It does not inspect request bodies, make network calls, or claim that behavioral traffic represents verified people or autonomous agents.
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