- name
- console
- version
- 1.0.0
- description
- Console & terminal output reference — logging levels, ANSI colors, debugging techniques, formatters. Use when styling terminal output, implementing log systems, or debugging with console tools.
- author
- BytesAgain
- homepage
- https://bytesagain.com
- source
- https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills
- tags
- [console, terminal, logging, ansi, debug, output, devtools, cli]
- category
- devtools
Console — Console Output & Debugging Reference
Quick-reference skill for console output formatting, logging systems, ANSI escape codes, and debugging techniques.
When to Use
- Formatting terminal output with colors and styles
- Implementing a logging system with proper levels
- Debugging with browser/Node.js console methods
- Building CLI tools with professional output
- Understanding ANSI escape codes and terminal capabilities
Commands
intro
scripts/script.sh introOverview of console output — streams, TTY detection, output principles.
ansi
scripts/script.sh ansiANSI escape codes — colors, styles, cursor control, 256-color and truecolor.
logging
scripts/script.sh loggingLog levels and best practices — DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL.
browser
scripts/script.sh browserBrowser console API — log, table, group, time, profile, assert.
node
scripts/script.sh nodeNode.js console and util — inspect, format, debug module, chalk.
cli
scripts/script.sh cliCLI output patterns — progress bars, spinners, tables, prompts.
debug
scripts/script.sh debugDebugging techniques — breakpoints, stack traces, conditional logging.
tools
scripts/script.sh toolsConsole tools and libraries — chalk, winston, pino, log4j, structlog.
help
scripts/script.sh helpversion
scripts/script.sh versionConfiguration
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
CONSOLE_DIR | Data directory (default: ~/.console/) |
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