Logs

There are several ways to use Log10 for... well, logging. These include:

• Playground on log10.io
• Python (opens in a new tab) and JavaScript (opens in a new tab) client libraries

By using the client libraries all the OpenAI calls will start getting logged whether made directly through the OpenAI API or through frameworks such as Langchain. The Python client library includes automatic backoff and retry for greater reliability in completing OpenAI calls.

Completions view

By default, you can see a list of the most recent completions.

Optionally, you can see more context per completion by switching from compact to expanded view.

The expanded view shows the latest message and completion.

And by clicking the tags, they become filters in the list.

Detail view

In the Logs you will see for each request detailed about the prompt and completion. usage metrics, status information, analytics information, hyperparameters and cost. In addition, you will see debugging information such as session scope, prompt provenance and call stack information described more here.

You can also copy messages or open the prompt (opens in a new tab) in a Playground to seamlessly iterate on the prompt or hyperparameters.

Self-hosted logs

We also support self-hosted storage of your logs. Currently, BigQuery is supported in self-hosted mode with support for other data warehouses planned for the future.