What this tool does
Inspects large CSV, TSV, JSON, JSON Lines, and plain logs incrementally, then reports format confidence, row counts, column types, null frequency, malformed-record evidence, bounded previews, and search results.
Profile large structured files at the existing Log File Analyzer URL: detect formats, inspect columns and malformed records, search rows, and export bounded evidence.
Browser-local: files are read in chunks and never uploaded. Maximum input: 10 MB. Profiles, evidence, previews, and exports are deliberately bounded.
Package metadata-only findings in the Context Workbench with Log Triage or Structured Data Quality Packs. Raw log lines, rows, and cell values are excluded.
Supported rules: required, type, enum, regex, min, max, and unique. Violation evidence reports only field, row, and typed code—never raw cell values.
Inspects large CSV, TSV, JSON, JSON Lines, and plain logs incrementally, then reports format confidence, row counts, column types, null frequency, malformed-record evidence, bounded previews, and search results.
It gives humans and agents a fast local data-quality pass without sending datasets or production logs to a server.
Input is capped at 10 MB, malformed evidence at 100 records, previews at 200 lines, and filtered exports at 1,000 matching rows. Every truncation is explicit.
Auto detection reports confidence and can be overridden. Search uses a case-insensitive regular expression; invalid expressions and delimiters return typed errors.
File loading and inspection run locally in the browser.
Detection and inferred types are inspection hints, not a schema guarantee. Keep the original file and review malformed evidence before transforming data.
No. Files are read in bounded chunks and inspected in your browser.
Preview, malformed evidence, and exports have explicit limits so large inputs remain responsive.
Detect the delimiter, inspect null and mixed-type frequency, then review inconsistent row widths.
Find malformed lines, search matching objects, and export a bounded JSONL subset.
Choose Plain log to retain severity, key-frequency, context-window, and long-line inspection.
Search for timeout, inspect bounded context windows, then export matching lines.