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UpdatedJuly 3, 2026 at 18:12

DEPRECATED — this skill has been renamed to $splunk-dashboard-publish. Use $splunk-dashboard-publish for all new work. This stub exists for backward compatibility and redirects to the canonical skill.

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name	splunk-dashboard-sync
description	DEPRECATED — this skill has been renamed to $splunk-dashboard-publish. Use $splunk-dashboard-publish for all new work. This stub exists for backward compatibility and redirects to the canonical skill.
metadata	{"author":"otel-studio","version":"0.1.0","category":"observability"}

splunk-dashboard-sync (Deprecated)

This skill has been renamed to $splunk-dashboard-publish.

Please use $splunk-dashboard-publish going forward. All functionality is identical; only the skill name has changed.

If you typed $splunk-dashboard-sync, run $splunk-dashboard-publish instead. The full skill documentation, process, coverage model, and API reference live at ../splunk-dashboard-publish/SKILL.md.

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name	splunk-dashboard-sync
description	DEPRECATED — this skill has been renamed to $splunk-dashboard-publish. Use $splunk-dashboard-publish for all new work. This stub exists for backward compatibility and redirects to the canonical skill.
metadata	{"author":"otel-studio","version":"0.1.0","category":"observability"}

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