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Agent logs

Agent logs are available via both the CLI and Dashboard. You can view logs for a specific agent by running the following command: 
pipecat cloud agent logs my-agent
This command accept various filters to help you narrow down the logs you are looking for. For example, you can filter logs by severity level: 
pipecat cloud agent logs my-agent -l ERROR

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Session logging

We recommend using the loguru library for logging within your agent. This will ensure any logging within your agent associated to the session it is running in. 
from loguru import logger

async def bot():
	logger.info("Hello, world!") # will be associated with the session id
If you are handling logging manually, you can obtain the active session ID from the PipecatRunnerArguments object (or subclass alternative) passed to your bot() method: 
from pipecat.runner.types import PipecatRunnerArguments

async def bot(args: PipecatRunnerArguments):
	session_id = args.session_id
See the Session Arguments reference for more additional SessionArgument types.