Add CLI site create/start logs to Studio console

[bcotrim]

Related issues

• Fixes STU-1157

Proposed Changes

• Add logPrefix option to executeCliCommand to identify which site the logs belong to
• Capture stdout from CLI child processes and log in real-time with [CLI - {siteId}] prefix
• Add logging for site create operations via CLI (cli-site-creator.ts)
• Add logging for site start operations via CLI (cli-server-process.ts)
• Add logging for WP-CLI command execution (site-server.ts)

This restores the logging behavior that was available before switching to CLI for site create/start operations, making debugging easier.

Testing Instructions

1. npm start
2. Create a site
3. Verify logs appear in Studio console with prefix [CLI - {siteId}]
4. Start a stopped site
5. Verify startup logs appear in Studio console with the same prefix format
6. Run a WP-CLI from the AI Assistant command on a running site
7. Verify the command output appears in Studio console with the site ID prefix

Pre-merge Checklist

• Have you checked for TypeScript, React or other console errors?

[gcsecsey]

Thanks for improving the logging @bcotrim! 🙌

I confirm that I see the logs when adding or starting a site.

However, I couldn't get the WP CLI output to get logged in the Studio console. In another tab, I tested listing the site plugins:

node dist/cli/main.js wp plugin list --path ~/Studio/my-wordpress-website-7

But I only see the output in the original tab.

[bcotrim]

@gcsecsey thanks for reviewing and testing.
Did you run those WP CLI from a terminal outside of Studio? If that's the case we don't capture those logs.
If you run the WP CLI from the Assistant tab for example, you should see the logs in Studio.
Sorry if the instructions weren't clear, I've updated them.

[gcsecsey]

@gcsecsey thanks for reviewing and testing. Did you run those WP CLI from a terminal outside of Studio? If that's the case we don't capture those logs. If you run the WP CLI from the Assistant tab for example, you should see the logs in Studio. Sorry if the instructions weren't clear, I've updated them.

Thanks @bcotrim for updating the steps. Yes indeed, earlier I tried running the CLI commands from another terminal tab. I now tested running it through the Assistant, and this works great, I can see the output in the console.

[katinthehatsite]

Run a WP-CLI from the AI Assistant command on a running site

This testing step did not seem to work for me, I was getting errors on this branch when running commands in asisstant:

The rest worked as expected:

I approved the PR regardless as I don't think asisstant command failures are related to this.