How to Review Your Website’s Logs with the AI Connector
Logs are the most useful tool for answering the question “why isn’t my site working right now?” They record requests to the web server and application errors. With the JetHost AI Connector, you can ask for and interpret logs without digging through files.
Your AI Assistant can not only show you the log lines, but also explain what the most important entries mean.
In this article, we’ll look at how to review your site’s logs using your AI Connector.
When It’s Useful
- Your site is returning an error and you want to find out the cause.
- You’re checking PHP errors or the WordPress debug.log after making a change.
- You’re searching for a specific message or address in the access log.
How to Request the Logs
What You’ll Get in Response
The AI Connector can read access logs (HTTPS or plain HTTP), PHP error logs, and the WordPress debug.log for a selected time period. It then summarizes what’s happening — for example, a recurring error or unusual activity.
💡 Tip: Logs are prioritized by most recent entries and are limited: each query returns up to 500 lines or 256 KB, and the search is by exact text (substring), not regular expressions. For an overall picture of traffic, check the site statistics; for a serious issue, open a support ticket.
