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Claude Skill

The auralog Claude skill is a Claude Code plugin that installs the auralog SDK in any JavaScript, Python, or Java project. Detects the language, fetches the latest install instructions from the SDK docs, wires the init call, plumbs the API key through .env, and (optionally) verifies a test log lands.

Think of it as the auralog SDK for Claude — the same way auralog-js is the SDK for Node, this is the SDK for an LLM acting as your developer.

Source: auralog-ai/claude-skill (Apache 2.0)

Terminal window
# 1. Register the marketplace
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/auralog-ai/claude-skill.git
# 2. Install the plugin
claude plugin install auralog@auralog

Verify with claude plugin list — you should see auralog 0.1.0 ✓. The skill becomes available as auralog:auralog-sdk-setup in your next Claude Code session.

From inside the project you want to instrument, ask Claude one of:

install auralog in this project

set up auralog logging

add auralog to this Next.js app

Claude will:

  1. Detect your project’s language and package manager.
  2. Ask for an ingest key (aura_*) and project ID from the auralog dashboard.
  3. Optionally ask for a read key (aura_read_*) to verify the install end-to-end.
  4. Install the SDK, insert the init call, and write your .env.
  5. (If a read key was provided) fire a test log and confirm it landed via the Read API.

The skill never commits, never pushes, and never writes the literal key into source.

LanguagesJavaScript / TypeScript, Python, Java
Package managerspnpm, yarn, npm, poetry, uv, pdm, pip, Maven, Gradle
Source of truthFetches install instructions from docs.auralog.ai at runtime, so SDK changes propagate without a skill release
VerificationOptional, via the Read API — confirms a test log lands within 30s
SafetyNever commits, never hardcodes keys, auto-adds .env to .gitignore before writing secrets
  • Framework-specific error handlers (Express middleware, FastAPI exception handler, Spring @ControllerAdvice). Coming as a separate skill.
  • Uninstall automation. Manual steps in the README.
  • Multi-project monorepo scaffolding. The skill instruments one package at a time; for monorepos, cd into the target package before invoking.

See the CHANGELOG and GitHub Releases for version history.