reveliolisted

# /revelio Reveal the last N entries from the Revelio log, pretty-printed. ## Steps ### 1. Locate the log Resolve the project root yourself — `$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR` is only set for hook processes, not for these commands. Use it if set, otherwise `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`, otherwise the current working directory. The log is `<project root>/.claude/logs/revelio.jsonl`. ### 2. Handle missing or empty log If the file does not exist or is empty (`test -s` fails), check the shared fallback log `$HOME/.claude/logs/revelio.jsonl` (the hook writes there when it has no project dir). If it has entries, continue with that file and note in the output that entries come from the shared fallback log. If both are missing or empty, reply with exactly: > Nothing to reveal — the log is quiet. Then stop. ### 3. Determine N Default N = 20. If the user specified a number in the prompt (e.g. "show me the last 50"), use that. ### 4. Read the last N lines Run `tail -n <N>` on the log, then parse each line as JSON. ### 5. Render a compact table Columns: `time` | `event` | `tool` | `summary` - `time`: `HH:MM:SS` extracted from `timestamp` - `event`: short event name (`PostToolUseFailure` → `ToolFail`, `StopFailure` → `APIFail`, `PermissionDenied` → `Denied`) - `tool`: `tool_name` if present, else `—` - `summary`: first non-empty of `error`, `reason`, `stop_reason`, truncated to 80 chars; if the value is not a string (e.g. a structured `error` object), JSON-stringify it before truncating