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relai report sends a log file and feedback to RELAI so the team can review a run — for a bug, a suggested improvement, or general feedback.

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What gets sent

A report can include:
  • the log file you select (or none, if you choose to submit feedback only).
  • the feedback text you provide.
  • minimal metadata: your OS, CPU architecture, and installed CLI version.
Nothing else is collected. relai report never scans your project for other files, and it never includes credentials, API keys, or unrelated project source — only the specific log file you pick and the feedback you type. relai report always shows a preview before anything leaves your machine — the log file path and size, and the feedback text. In interactive mode, you must confirm at a “Send this report to RELAI?” prompt. Nothing is sent if you decline. Pass --yes to skip the confirmation prompt and submit immediately.

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Options

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Examples

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What to expect

  • interactive runs show a picker of recent log files (from ~/.relai/logs/, most recent first), with an option to skip and submit feedback only.
  • a preview of the log file (if any) and feedback text, before the confirmation prompt.
  • a printed report ID on success.

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Common failures

  • the specified --log-file does not exist.
  • empty feedback.
  • feedback omitted in non-interactive mode.
  • no RELAI API credentials configured (run relai setup).
  • backend upload failure, or a log file over the size limit.