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Use logger(...) when you want request-aware logs around tool execution without wiring your own hooks every time.

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Basic example

import { logger, Redop } from "@redopjs/redop";

new Redop({ serverInfo: { name: "logs" } }).use(logger({ level: "info" }));

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Send logs somewhere else

new Redop({ serverInfo: { name: "logs" } }).use(
  logger({
    write: (entry) => {
      console.log("[my-app]", JSON.stringify(entry));
    },
  }),
);

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Good use cases

  • local debugging
  • structured request logs
  • pairing with log drains or observability tooling
  • lightweight visibility before building custom hooks

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See also