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# Nazgul Log ## Examples - `/nazgul:log` — View unified timeline of all Nazgul activity (iterations, commits, reviews) ## Current State - Iteration logs: !`tail -20 nazgul/logs/iterations.jsonl 2>/dev/null || echo "No iteration logs"` - Recent commits: !`git log --oneline --grep="$(jq -r '.afk.commit_prefix // "feat("' nazgul/config.json 2>/dev/null)" -20 2>/dev/null || echo "No commits found"` - Checkpoints: !`ls -1t nazgul/checkpoints/iteration-*.json 2>/dev/null | head -2 || echo "No checkpoints"` ## Instructions Build a unified timeline from all Nazgul activity sources and present it as a formatted run history. ### Step 1: Parse All Sources Gather events from the preprocessor data above. Each source provides different event types: 1. **Iteration logs** (`nazgul/logs/iterations.jsonl`): Each line is a JSON object. Iteration-boundary lines carry `iteration`, `timestamp`, `active_task`, `status`, `done`, `total`, `git_sha`, `blocked_reason`; some lines from other writers carry an `event` field (e.g. `stop_failure`, `task_completed`) plus `timestamp` instead. These are the primary timeline markers. 2. **Git commits** (filtered by commit prefix from config): Commits with the configured prefix represent state changes committed to disk. Read `afk.commit_prefix` from config to determine the grep pattern. Extract the timestamp, short hash, and message. 3. **Checkpoints** (`nazgul/checkpoints/iteration-*.json`): Each file captures a full snapshot at an iteration boundary.