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Inspect Datadog monitors from the command line. Use when the user shares a Datadog monitor URL or wants to investigate a monitor alert — shows metadata, underlying metric chart, and monitor events.
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Search and export Datadog logs and RUM errors from the command line. Use when the user wants to query logs, query RUM (Real User Monitoring) errors, export data, or search Datadog from the terminal.
Query Datadog metrics from the command line. Use when the user wants to query metric data, view timeseries graphs, or inspect metric values from the terminal.
Query CI Visibility test events from Datadog. Use when the user wants to find failing CI tests, investigate test flakiness, or check test status on a branch.
Search Datadog events from the command line. Use when the user wants to query events (deploys, alerts, custom events) or correlate events with logs from the terminal.
Create, read, update, or manage Datadog notebooks. Use when the user wants to write a notebook, convert markdown to a Datadog notebook, read a notebook back as markdown, or when the user pastes a Datadog notebook URL (e.g. https://app.datadoghq.com/notebook/...).
Unfurl a Datadog dashboard, metric explorer, notebook, logs, or RUM URL (e.g. https://app.datadoghq.com/s/e16e18c08/yry-azg-bva) — resolve shared links, show widget/query details, and download the snapshot image. Use when the user pastes a Datadog dashboard, metric explorer, notebook, logs, RUM, or shared link and wants to understand what it shows.
| name | datadog-monitors |
| description | Inspect Datadog monitors from the command line. Use when the user shares a Datadog monitor URL or wants to investigate a monitor alert — shows metadata, underlying metric chart, and monitor events. |
The datadog monitors inspect subcommand fetches a monitor's metadata, queries its underlying metric over a time window, and searches for related monitor events. Accepts a full Datadog monitor URL or a bare numeric ID.
Run command -v datadog before use. If it is unavailable, install the local source with cargo install --path ~/code/datadog-cli/datadog.
Set these environment variables (or pass as flags):
export DD_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export DD_APPLICATION_KEY="your-app-key"
datadog monitors inspect "https://app.datadoghq.com/monitors/51915671?event_id=abc123&from_ts=1772058251000&to_ts=1772059403749&live=true"
This auto-extracts the monitor ID, time range, and event ID from the URL.
datadog monitors inspect 51915671
Defaults to "last 1 hour" when no time range is available.
datadog monitors inspect 51915671 --time "last 4 hours"
datadog monitors inspect 51915671 --event "abc123"
datadog monitors inspect 51915671 --raw
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--time | No | Time range override (e.g. "last 4 hours", "last 1 day") |
--event | No | Specific event ID to highlight (auto-parsed from URL's event_id param) |
--raw | No | Output each section as JSON lines |
Shows name, ID, type, status, creation/modification dates, creator, query, thresholds, tags, and notification message.
--event is provided or parsed from URL)Shows the specific event that triggered the notification — timestamp, status, title, groups, and message excerpt.
Automatically extracts the metric query from the monitor query and displays a summary with a terminal chart (reuses the datadog metrics query output format).
Lists recent monitor state transitions (alert, warn, ok, etc.) within the time range.
"last 15 minutes", "last 30 mins", "last 30m""last 1 hour", "last 4 hours", "last 1h""last 1 day", "last 7 days", "last 1d""last 1 week", "last 2 weeks", "last 1w""2026-02-19T17:35:00Z to 2026-02-19T23:00:00Z"# Full investigation from a monitor alert notification URL
datadog monitors inspect "https://app.datadoghq.com/monitors/51915671?event_id=abc&from_ts=1772058251000&to_ts=1772059403749"
# Quick check on a monitor with a wider time window
datadog monitors inspect 51915671 --time "last 4 hours"
# Raw JSON for piping to jq
datadog monitors inspect 51915671 --raw | jq 'select(.section == "metric")'
# Just monitor metadata and events (non-metric monitors)
datadog monitors inspect 98765432 --time "last 1 day"