Summary
If you're working in a LobeHub codebase and need to add logging with the debug npm package, this walks you through their namespace conventions and formatting options. It triggers when you're adding loggers, troubleshooting why DEBUG=lobe-* isn't showing output, or just trying to instrument code. The guide covers the four namespace patterns they use (lobe-server, lobe-desktop, lobe-client, lobe-*-router), the standard format specifiers like %O for objects and %d for numbers, and how to actually enable debug output in browser, Node, and Electron environments. It's one of those things that seems simple until you're staring at silent logs wondering if you fat-fingered the namespace pattern.
Install to Claude Code
npx -y skills add lobehub/lobe-chat --skill debug --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Keeps your Mac awake while Claude Code, Codex or Cursor works. Lets it sleep when they are done.
Try free for 7 days →
Connect your Claude agent to live crypto prices and trading routes via 1inch
Get the MCP →
Block distracting apps from your iPhone permanently without a 3rd party app. Free and open source.
Block now (100% free) →
belt cli automatically finds the best tools and skills for your agent. image, video, music, tts...
one prompt install →
Free an open-source skills that make AI coding agents easier to understand, verify, and control.
Download for free →Files
SKILL.md
Select a file.
Featured
Keeps your Mac awake while Claude Code, Codex or Cursor works. Lets it sleep when they are done.
Try free for 7 days →Connect your Claude agent to live crypto prices and trading routes via 1inch
Get the MCP →Block distracting apps from your iPhone permanently without a 3rd party app. Free and open source.
Block now (100% free) →belt cli automatically finds the best tools and skills for your agent. image, video, music, tts...
one prompt install →Free an open-source skills that make AI coding agents easier to understand, verify, and control.
Download for free →
