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About convex-insights

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convex-insights

Query a running Convex app's logs + health in natural language

convex-insights is an agent skill that lets you ask questions about a running Convex app in plain language and get answers backed by its logs and health data. It wraps the read tools of the official Convex MCP, namely logs, insights, functionSpec and status, and turns operational questions into narrow queries that return evidence. Questions can cover failures, slow or expensive functions, and whether a deploy caused a change in behaviour. The skill follows a few rules. It first identifies and announces which deployment is being read, using the deploy guard. It discovers the real function names before querying, so it does not guess identifiers. It notes the tool's limits up front, for example that the logs command takes a count of entries rather than a time window, and it keeps the output short. Every answer comes with a link to the dashboard, so a person can check it with one click. Reading logs and insights is read-only, and the skill says never to turn on production mutation flags for an insights pass. It is part of the get-convex agent-skills repository and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. It suits developers who want quick answers about what their app did without opening the dashboard for each question.

Price
Free
Made by
get-convex
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/get-convex/agent-skills/convex-insights