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optimize-simplicite-logs

capability to parse Simplicité logs from a raw `.txt` file, filter fields to reduce noise, and output the result as structured JSON.

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# Optimize Simplicite Logs

This skill provides the capability to parse Simplicité logs from a raw `.txt` file, filter fields to reduce noise, and output the result as structured JSON. This is critical for optimizing AI context size (saving ~56% of tokens) and providing structured, predictable data for troubleshooting.

## When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when you need to:
- Analyze user-provided Simplicité log files in `.txt` format.
- Avoid ingesting massive raw log files into your context window.
- Extract structured fields (like `timestamp`, `level`, `body`) from verbose multi-line log output.

**IMPORTANT:** Instead of directly reading a raw `.txt` log file provided by the user using file read tools, you **must** use one of the log converter scripts (PowerShell or Python) to parse the file into a JSON format first, optionally extracting only the fields needed.

## Prerequisites