A better way to analyze logs files on the command line

In plain words

SumoShell is a terminal-based log analysis tool written in Go, designed as a command-line alternative to Sumo Logic. It enables developers to search, analyze, and work with log files directly from the terminal. The tool is intended for engineers who need efficient log examination capabilities without leaving the command line. The project is archived and available on GitHub for reference.

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