Log the MCP JSON-RPC request body as postBody - #23
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A bare `POST /mcp` access-log line says nothing about which tool was called. Capture the JSON-RPC request body and emit it on the request's single log line under "postBody". - reqlog.Collector gains SetPostBody/PostBody, mirroring SetQuery/Query, to carry the body from the handler to the access-log middleware. - The /mcp handler buffers the POST body, records it, and restores r.Body so the MCP SDK still reads it in full. - The middleware emits "postBody" via encodePostBody: valid JSON is compacted into a nested object; non-JSON or an over-8KB body is emitted as a bounded JSON string, so the log line always stays valid JSON. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWtwEsiChrX2aCva9EK54B
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A bare
POST /mcpaccess-log line says nothing about which tool was called. Capture the JSON-RPC request body and emit it on the request's single log line under "postBody".Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWtwEsiChrX2aCva9EK54B