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This looks really useful.

In the coming weeks i will try and use it in one of the apps i am building on tornado.

Kudos to Greplin.

Just one question. I see Tornado related repos in Greplin Github account. Are you using it in one of your Tornado apps ? In that case any gotchas regarding blocking ?

We do use it in Tornado apps. We haven't seen any blocking issues so far as the time to write the tiny file is pretty small plus this happens on a small percentage of requests. It'd probably be worth looking in to an asynchronous model at some point though.
Similar to something we made at Disqus: http://readthedocs.org/docs/sentry/en/latest/index.html
Sentry and Greplin look like they have a extremely similar feature set. It would be interesting to see a comprehensive comparison between the two.
So does getexceptional.com (from the RoR world). I ended up writing an adapter for pylons (pylons-exceptional) because an API for this kind of stuff means one less thing to deploy and worry about.
Looks like getexceptional.com too. I like this sort of stuff. Great job!
How does this compare to Scribe?