The new apivault logs command shows a project's audit and request logs in your terminal.

Shell

# View recent logs
apivault logs

# Stream new events as they happen
apivault logs --follow

# Filter by status, source, method, or search text
apivault logs --status error --source mcp
apivault logs --method POST --search "/api/keys"

# Inspect one entry
apivault logs get <log-id>

Live following: apivault logs tail and apivault logs -f both stream new events.
Filters: --status, --source, --method, --search, --event-type, --user, --key, --date, and --end-date.
Inspection: apivault logs get <id>, also available as inspect <id>, shows duration, user agent, IP, and the details payload.
Output: tables show color-coded status, method, duration, and actor. Pass --json for machine-readable output.

Log endpoints can also now resolve a project by ID or slug.

Learn more in the logs command reference.