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Software Developers
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The agent's Elastic-access primitive. Four modes: wait for an ML anomaly to fire, poll an ES|QL metric (live-sample or wait for a threshold), read a single-instance scalar value, or return a full ES|QL table. Use when the user says "tell me when...", "let me…

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Network & Computer Systems Administrators
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Get a cluster-level rollup of service health from APM telemetry — the "how's my environment right now?" entry point for observability investigations. Use whenever the user asks about HEALTH, STATUS, or general wellbeing of an environment / cluster / namespace…

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Network & Computer Systems Administrators
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Map the application topology from APM telemetry — which services call which, over what protocols, with what call volume and latency. Use when the user asks "what calls X", "what depends on X", "show me the topology", "what are the upstream/downstream…

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Data Scientists
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Query Elastic ML anomaly detection results to understand what's behaving unusually, why, and how badly. Use when the user asks "what's anomalous", "is anything unusual happening", "why is X slow/spiking", "show me the weirdness", or mentions memory growth,…

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Network & Computer Systems Administrators
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CRUD for Kibana alerting rules — create, list, get, or delete custom-threshold rules. Use when the user says "alert me when", "create a rule for", "page me if", "set up an alert", "show me my rules", "what alerts do I have", "delete that alert", "remove the…

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Network & Computer Systems Administrators
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Assess the impact of a Kubernetes node going offline — which deployments lose all replicas (full outage), which lose partial capacity (degraded), which are unaffected, and whether the cluster has enough spare capacity to reschedule the lost pods. Use when the…

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