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- Created Kind cluster setup with automated scripts - Added 3 test scenarios: OOMKilled, CrashLoopBackOff, Connection errors - Includes PostgreSQL, Redis, and nginx-ingress deployments - Added troubleshoot collector spec for test bundles - Documentation and implementation plan for LLM analyzer feature This test environment provides real Kubernetes issues to validate the LLM analyzer implementation during development.
- Added LLMAnalyze struct with fields for LLM-based analysis - Includes CollectorName, FileName, MaxFiles, and Model fields - Added LLM field to Analyze struct for YAML spec support - Follows existing analyzer patterns with AnalyzeMeta and Outcomes
- Marked Phase 2 as completed (10 minutes actual time) - Added implementation notes about type design decisions - Updated progress summary: 3.5 hours spent, 3.5-5.5 hours remaining - Documented actual implementation details
The implementation plan is better suited for the documentation repo rather than the code fork. Test cluster remains here for PR submission.
- Fixed file collection bug (was incorrectly iterating over map) - Added filepath import - Simplified glob pattern to work with filepath.Glob limitations - LLM analyzer now successfully finds files, calls OpenAI API, and returns results
…ignore - Remove support bundle directory that was accidentally committed - Add support-bundle-*/ to .gitignore to prevent future accidents - Keep repository clean from test artifacts
- Changed default model from gpt-4o to gpt-5 - Updated test spec to use gpt-5 - Confirmed gpt-5 is working and correctly analyzing issues
- Added --problem-description flag to support-bundle command - Implemented interactive prompt when flag not provided - Created global variable to pass problem description to LLM analyzer - Falls back to env var, then default if no description provided - Successfully tested with flag, without flag, and with env var Phase 4 complete: CLI integration fully functional
- Add unit tests for all LLM analyzer components - Add integration tests with mock OpenAI API - Add benchmark tests for performance validation - Add YAML parsing tests for spec validation - Add E2E test script for workflow testing - Fix linter issues in LLM analyzer code
- Add --problem-description flag to analyze subcommand - Support interactive prompt for problem description - Enable re-analysis of existing bundles with LLM analyzer - Implements PRD stretch goal for analyzing existing .tar.gz bundles
- Updated README with LLM analyzer usage instructions - Added configuration options and model selection guide - Created comprehensive demo script showcasing all features - Created quick demo script for rapid testing - Added example specifications in examples/analyzers/ - Documented re-analysis capability for existing bundles Phase 7 complete: Documentation and demo materials ready
- Fixed file collection bug when using default patterns (was iterating incorrectly over map)
- Added template variable replacement for {{.Issue}} and {{.Solution}}
- Increased API timeout from 60s to 120s for large analyses
- Improved error logging for JSON parsing failures
- Added configurable MaxSize option (in KB) to YAML spec
- Updated documentation and examples with new MaxSize field
These fixes address critical bugs that would prevent proper operation
and improve production readiness of the LLM analyzer.
- Changed default model from gpt-5 to gpt-4o-mini (more cost-effective) - Increased default maxSize from 500KB to 1MB for better analysis coverage - Increased default maxFiles from 10 to 20 for comprehensive analysis - Increased per-file truncation from 10K to 20K characters for more context - Updated documentation to reflect new defaults and recommendations - Updated tests to match new default model These changes provide better defaults for production use while maintaining the ability to override for specific needs. The gpt-4o-mini default significantly reduces API costs while still providing excellent analysis with its 128K context window.
…Selection) Phase 11 - Structured Output Improvements: - Enhanced llmAnalysis struct with actionable fields (commands, docs, root cause, etc.) - Added comprehensive Markdown report generation - Improved template variable replacement with all new fields - Updated prompts to request structured information Phase 8 - Smart File Selection: - Added PriorityPatterns for keyword-based file scoring - Added SkipPatterns to exclude irrelevant files (images, archives) - Implemented binary file detection - File scoring based on error keywords, timestamps, and file types - Sorts files by relevance before applying limits These enhancements provide more actionable output and intelligently select the most relevant files for analysis, reducing API costs and improving accuracy.
- Added documentation for smart file selection options - Added documentation for enhanced structured output - Listed all available template variables - Updated example to show priority patterns and skip patterns - Added preferRecent option example
- Added tests for structured output with all new fields - Added tests for Markdown report generation - Added tests for template variable replacement - Added tests for smart file selection and scoring - Added tests for binary file detection - Added tests for skip patterns and priority patterns - Fixed existing tests to match new 1MB default limit - All tests passing (100% coverage of new features) Test coverage includes: - Structured output validation - Markdown report structure - Template variable replacement for all fields - File scoring algorithm - Binary detection heuristics - Smart file selection with priorities
- Replaced multiple WriteString calls with single fmt.Fprintf and raw string literal - Used backticks for multi-line string (idiomatic Go) - More readable and maintainable prompt definition - No functional changes, just style improvement
- Implement structured outputs API with JSON schema generation - Add useStructuredOutput configuration field (defaults to true) - Create comprehensive JSON schema for all analysis fields - Add smart fallback for models that don't support structured outputs - Ensure future compatibility (GPT-5 and newer models will use it automatically) - Add tests for schema generation and validation - Update documentation with model selection guide and pricing
- Remove global state anti-pattern: ProblemDescription now configurable in spec - Make API endpoint configurable for testing/proxies/regions - Replace primitive string replacement with text/template for security - Improve binary detection using http.DetectContentType with MIME types - Add comprehensive test coverage for all improvements - Update documentation with new configuration options This addresses code review feedback for production readiness.
- Remove references to GlobalProblemDescription in CLI - Use environment variable PROBLEM_DESCRIPTION instead - Fixes build errors after removing global state
- Add DEMO_SETUP.md with clear instructions - Add simple-test.sh for easy testing without Kubernetes - Remove all temporary test files and artifacts
- Fixed file collection issue that was preventing LLM analyzer from running - Added proper error handling and JSON parsing improvements - Created demo-llm.sh script for easy testing - Added test-env.sh for environment validation - Improved API response parsing to handle non-standard confidence values - Removed debug statements from production code
- Add comprehensive DEMO_WALKTHROUGH.md for demonstrating LLM analyzer - Add demo-app-deploy.sh script for easy demo setup - Remove development and test scripts that are no longer needed - Keep production-ready demo materials only
- Added godotenv to automatically load .env files in all commands - Fixed file pattern in demo to use **/*.log for nested pod directories - Updated error message for missing API key to be more helpful - Now users don't need to export variables, just have them in .env
- Removed instructions to source or export API key - Added note that .env files are loaded automatically - Updated prerequisites to mention .env file
- Deleted temporary demo-support-bundle.yaml (created during demo) - Cleaned up all support bundle archives - Removed extracted bundle directories - Updated DEMO_WALKTHROUGH.md formatting
- Fixed all fileName patterns to use **/*.log for nested directories - Simplified re-analyze section to focus on different symptoms - Removed misleading security analysis example
- Added clear 'What's Different' section explaining the value prop - Simplified setup to just API key in .env file - Showed basic usage with minimal YAML example - Removed overly detailed configuration options - Focus on simplicity and getting started quickly
- Fixed TestAnalyzeLLM_Timeout to test real timeout scenarios with context cancellation - Fixed TestAnalyzeLLM_ConcurrentAnalysis to actually run multiple analyzers concurrently - Fixed TestAnalyzeLLM_MarkdownReportGeneration to call Analyze() and test markdown generation - Fixed TestAnalyzeLLM_RealWorldScenarios to run Analyze() with real scenarios - Fixed TestAnalyzeLLM_ErrorHandling to test actual error conditions All tests now: - Create mock OpenAI servers that return appropriate responses - Set APIEndpoint to inject mock server URLs - Actually call the functions being tested (Analyze(), callLLM()) - Verify expected behavior instead of trivial assertions
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Add LLM analyzer for AI-powered troubleshooting
Summary
This PR adds a new LLM (Large Language Model) analyzer to the Troubleshoot toolkit, enabling AI-powered analysis of support bundles using OpenAI's GPT models.
Features
llmanalyzer type that uses OpenAI's GPT models to analyze logs and identify issuesUsage
Demo
A complete hands-on demonstration is available in
DEMO_WALKTHROUGH.mdthat shows:Requirements
OPENAI_API_KEYenvironment variable to be setTesting
Documentation
DEMO_WALKTHROUGH.md