Use this skill when the user asks to "set up monitoring", "configure observability", "onboard new service", "create saved view", "set up notifications", "configure webhook", "set up Slack integration", "outgoing webhook", "automation action", "webhook for alerts", "create view", "saved view", "view folder", "organize dashboards", "install integration", "configure extension", "contextual data", "connect external service", "create notification connector", "set up email alerts", "configure PagerDut
The cx-observability-setup skill is the day-one configuration guide for Coralogix's observability stack, driven through the official cx command-line tool. It solves the problem of onboarding a new service or reconfiguring notification pipelines by documenting how to set up saved views and folders, outgoing webhooks and automation actions, notification connectors, routers and presets, and external integrations and extensions.
The skill is organized as a catalog of cx CLI commands grouped by domain: views and view folders, webhooks and webhook actions, notifications (connectors, routers, presets, and a rich set of test subcommands for connectors, destinations, presets, routing conditions, and template rendering), and integrations (including extensions and contextual-data integrations). Most create and update operations are file-driven via a --from-file flag, and all commands support JSON output and profile selection. It then walks through a new-service setup workflow: create saved views for key log queries, set up notification connectors for channels such as Slack, PagerDuty, and email, configure notification routing, set up and test outgoing webhooks, and install integrations and deploy extensions.
Intended users are platform, SRE, and observability engineers standing up monitoring for a service or team. The skill is a benign, read-and-configure CLI reference: the commands it documents manage observability configuration through Coralogix's own tooling, including standard CRUD operations and safe test commands, with no credential exfiltration, remote code execution, or destructive system operations. Delete commands exist but are ordinary configuration lifecycle operations scoped to the observability platform, not the host system.
Saved views and folders, outgoing webhooks and automation actions, notification connectors, routers and presets, and external integrations and extensions, all through the Coralogix cx CLI. It is framed as the day-one setup for onboarding a new service.
Most create and update commands are file-driven using a --from-file flag pointing at a JSON definition. All commands also support -o json for structured output and -p to select a profile.
Create saved views for the service's key queries, set up notification connectors for channels such as Slack, PagerDuty, and email, configure notification routing, set up and test outgoing webhooks, then install integrations and deploy extensions.
Yes. The CLI includes test subcommands, for example testing a webhook, a notification connector, a destination, a preset, a routing condition, and template rendering, so you can validate a setup before it goes live.
Yes. The skill is a reference for the Coralogix cx command-line tool and assumes it is installed and configured with an appropriate profile for your Coralogix account.
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