Local inspector
01Studio
A local UI that opens instantly for your current project. Inspect live log streams, structured events, and request traces without leaving your machine.
bunx @blyp/cli studio · localhost:3003
Runtime-adaptive logging
Grep Less, Understand More.
Blyp gives Bun-first and Node-compatible TypeScript projects one logger for local apps, framework handlers, browser ingestion, structured errors, and project-aware agent workflows.
bun add @blyp/coreWhat Blyp Gives You
Log freely. Structure when it matters. Ship anywhere.
Log your way
02Plain Logs
Drop-in console-style logging with no ceremony. Blyp captures plain messages, HTTP traffic, and errors in the same stream as structured events — write logs however you want.
blyp.info() · blyp.error() · blyp.http()
Rich context, one emit
03Structured Logs
Accumulate fields silently throughout a request lifecycle and emit one rich grouped event at the end. No scattered lines, no lost context between calls.
createStructuredLog() → .set() → .emit()
Ship to your stack
Connectors
Forward logs and structured events to the observability tools you already use. Configure once. Each connector supports auto mode, manual APIs, and per-runtime targeting across server, browser, and Expo.
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Workflow
Install, monitor, and prompt. Three commands to get there.
No config file required to start. Install the package, launch Studio, and add agent skills. Each step is a single command.
Read the installation guide01
Package
Install the core package
One import covers plain logs, HTTP middleware, structured events, and browser ingestion across server and edge runtimes.
$bun add @blyp/core
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Studio
Launch Studio locally
Open a local UI for your current project directory. Inspect live log streams, request traces, and structured events in real time.
$bunx @blyp/cli studio
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Agent skills
Add repo-local skills
Install portable skill presets so AI coding agents follow Blyp’s documented setup paths and config conventions for your project.
$bunx @blyp/cli skills install
