Debug Configuration
Advanced debugging tools for development, troubleshooting, and system analysis with HTTP capture and LLM output monitoring
Debug Configuration
CoAI.Dev's debug mode provides powerful development and troubleshooting tools that allow developers to capture all HTTP inputs, monitor LLM outputs, and analyze system behavior in real-time. This comprehensive debugging system is essential for development, troubleshooting, and system optimization.
Overview
Debug mode offers:
- 🔍 HTTP Input Capture: Complete interception of all HTTP requests
- 🤖 LLM Output Monitoring: Full capture of all AI model outputs
- 📡 Event Stream Analysis: Real-time monitoring of streaming responses
- 🛠️ Development Tools: Advanced debugging capabilities for developers
- 📊 Performance Analysis: Detailed timing and performance metrics
- 🔧 Troubleshooting: Comprehensive error tracking and diagnosis
- 📋 Request/Response Logging: Complete transaction logging
- ⚡ Real-time Monitoring: Live system behavior observation
Development and Production Use
Debug mode is designed for development environments and controlled production troubleshooting. Use with caution in production as it captures sensitive data and may impact performance.
Core Features
HTTP Input Capture
Complete Request Interception:
Debug mode captures every HTTP request with full detail:
HTTP Header Analysis
Capture and analyze all HTTP headers:
Captured Headers:
- Content-Type: Request content type and encoding
- User-Agent: Client browser and platform information
- Authorization: Authentication tokens and credentials
- Accept: Client's accepted response formats
- Origin: Request origin for CORS analysis
- Custom Headers: Application-specific headers
Header Analysis Example:
Security Analysis:
- Authentication method validation
- Security header presence checking
- CORS policy verification
- Request origin validation
- Token format and expiration analysis
LLM Output Monitoring
Complete AI Model Response Capture:
Response Content Capture
Monitor all AI model outputs with detailed analysis:
Output Types:
- Text Responses: Complete text generation
- Streaming Responses: Real-time streaming content
- Error Responses: Error messages and codes
- Metadata: Response timing and token usage
- Partial Responses: Incomplete or interrupted responses
Performance Metrics
Track detailed performance information:
Timing Analysis:
- Request Processing Time: Total time from request to response
- Model Processing Time: AI model inference time
- Queue Wait Time: Time spent waiting in processing queue
- Network Latency: Network transmission delays
- Streaming Latency: Time between streaming chunks
Error Analysis
Comprehensive error tracking and analysis:
Error Categories:
- Model Errors: AI service provider errors
- Network Errors: Connectivity and timeout issues
- Authentication Errors: Authorization failures
- Rate Limit Errors: Quota and rate limiting issues
- Validation Errors: Input validation failures
Event Stream Analysis
Real-time Streaming Monitoring:
Stream Processing:
- Chunk Analysis: Individual streaming chunk inspection
- Connection Monitoring: WebSocket and SSE connection tracking
- Flow Control: Backpressure and buffering analysis
- Error Recovery: Stream interruption and recovery tracking
- Performance Optimization: Streaming efficiency analysis
Event Stream Example:
Configuration and Setup
Enable Debug Mode
Access Debug Settings
Navigate to debug configuration:
- Admin Panel: Go to Admin Panel → System Settings
- Debug Section: Find Debug Configuration section
- Enable Debug Mode: Check the Debug Mode checkbox
- Configure Options: Set debug scope and output options
- Save Settings: Click Save to activate debug mode
Configure Debug Scope
Set what information to capture:
Capture Options:
- HTTP Requests: All incoming HTTP requests
- HTTP Responses: All outgoing HTTP responses
- LLM Interactions: AI model requests and responses
- Database Queries: Database interaction logging
- Cache Operations: Cache hit/miss and operations
- External API Calls: Third-party service calls
Scope Configuration:
Output Configuration
Configure how debug information is displayed:
Output Formats:
- Console Output: Real-time console logging
- File Logging: Structured log file output
- Web Interface: Browser-based debug console
- API Endpoints: Programmatic debug data access
- External Integration: Send debug data to external tools
Output Settings:
Security and Privacy
Debug Mode Security Considerations:
Security Warning
Debug mode captures sensitive information including authentication tokens, user data, and API keys. Ensure proper access controls and data protection when debug mode is enabled.
Security Measures:
- Access Control: Restrict debug mode access to authorized users
- Data Masking: Automatically mask sensitive information
- Audit Logging: Log all debug mode access and configuration changes
- Time Limits: Set automatic debug mode expiration
- Environment Isolation: Use only in development/staging environments
Privacy Configuration:
Debug Interface and Tools
Web-Based Debug Console
Real-time Debug Dashboard:
Live Request Monitoring
Real-time HTTP request monitoring interface:
Monitor Features:
- Live Request Feed: Real-time request stream
- Request Filtering: Filter by endpoint, user, or method
- Request Details: Expandable request information
- Search and Filter: Advanced search capabilities
- Export Options: Export captured requests
Interface Components:
Request Timeline:
- Chronological request ordering
- Visual request/response pairing
- Performance timeline visualization
- Error highlighting and alerts
- Statistical summaries and trends
Development Workflow Integration
IDE Integration
Development Environment Support:
Supported IDEs:
- Visual Studio Code: Debug extension and integration
- IntelliJ IDEA: Plugin for debug data visualization
- Sublime Text: Debug output integration
- Vim/Neovim: Command-line debug tools
- Web-based IDEs: Browser-based debug console
VS Code Extension Features:
API Integration
Programmatic Debug Access:
Debug API Endpoints:
Webhook Integration:
Best Practices
Development Usage
Effective Debug Mode Usage:
Development Workflow:
- Enable Debug Mode: Turn on debug mode during development
- Monitor Requests: Watch HTTP requests and responses in real-time
- Analyze Performance: Identify performance bottlenecks early
- Test Error Handling: Verify error handling and recovery
- Optimize Configuration: Use debug data to optimize settings
Testing Integration:
- Automated testing with debug data verification
- Performance regression testing
- Error simulation and recovery testing
- Load testing with debug monitoring
- Integration testing with external services
Production Troubleshooting
Controlled Production Debugging:
Safety Guidelines:
- Limited Time Windows: Enable debug mode for specific time periods
- Specific User/Endpoint Filtering: Target specific issues
- Data Sanitization: Ensure sensitive data protection
- Access Control: Restrict debug access to authorized personnel
- Audit Trail: Maintain complete debug session logs
Incident Response:
Performance Impact
Debug Mode Optimization:
Performance Considerations:
- Selective Capture: Only capture necessary debug information
- Efficient Logging: Use asynchronous logging to minimize impact
- Storage Management: Regular cleanup of debug data
- Resource Monitoring: Monitor debug mode resource usage
- Graceful Degradation: Automatic debug mode disabling under high load
Resource Management:
Debug Configuration provides essential development and troubleshooting capabilities for CoAI.Dev, enabling rapid issue identification, performance optimization, and system analysis. Continue with Call Records & API Logging for comprehensive usage tracking, or explore Advanced Features for enterprise capabilities.