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Create and manage Kibana Dashboards and Lens visualizations. Use when you need to define dashboards and visualizations declaratively, version control them, or automate their deployment.
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Create and manage Kibana Dashboards and Lens visualizations. Use when you need to define dashboards and visualizations declaratively, version control them, or automate their deployment.
Create and manage Kibana Dashboards and Lens visualizations. Use when you need to define dashboards and visualizations declaratively, version control them, or automate their deployment.
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Create, update, and delete Kibana dashboards and standalone Lens visualizations using the Kibana 9.4+ Dashboards and Visualizations APIs. Produce minimal, diffable JSON bodies; prefer inline panel definitions over library references; and choose the correct dataset type (data view vs ES|QL) before writing metrics or chart layers.
This skill executes Elasticsearch operations through the elastic CLI. If the
elastic CLI is not installed, tell the user what it is needed for. Do
not guess credentials, call the HTTP API directly, or attempt other workarounds.
This skill references operations in HTTP-shorthand form (e.g., GET /, GET /_cat/indices, GET /{index}/_mapping,
GET /{index}/_settings/index.mode, POST /_query). The Operations table at the end of this document
maps each shorthand to the equivalent elastic CLI command — always use the CLI rather than calling the HTTP API
directly.
Version requirement: Kibana 9.4+ (Dashboards and Visualizations APIs).
ES|QL placement:
PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id} with data_source.type: "esql".vis panel config with data_source.type: "esql" via
PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}.data_source.type: "data_view_reference" or index-pattern aggregations when the user explicitly requests
ES|QL — the persisted Lens state must use a text-based ES|QL datasource (textBased / esql), not a data-view count
operation.Verify Kibana connectivity. Call GET kbn:/api/status. If the call fails, stop and surface the error — do not
guess endpoints or credentials. Read version.number to confirm the cluster meets the 9.4+ requirement.
Classify the task. Decide whether the user needs a dashboard (collection of panels, optional time range), a
standalone Lens visualization (library item referenced by id or used alone), or both. Determine whether a
deterministic saved-object id was supplied — when given, use upsert (PUT) with that id rather than POST (which
auto-generates ids).
Choose the dataset type before building metrics or layers.
| User intent | Dataset | Metric / axis pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Simple count or aggregation on a saved data view | data_source.type: "data_view_reference" with ref_id | metrics: [{ type: "primary", operation: "count" }] (or other aggregation operations) |
| Ad-hoc index pattern | data_source.type: "data_view_spec" with index_pattern and time_field | Same aggregation operation fields |
| ES|QL query (explicit or complex logic) | data_source.type: "esql" with query | metrics: [{ type: "primary", column: "<alias>" }] or layer axes { column: "<alias>" } — never operation: "count" on the metric |
Write the aggregation in the ES|QL query (STATS count = COUNT()), then reference the resulting column by name.
Build a dashboard body when creating or updating dashboards. The request body is flat — title, panels, and
optional time_range at the root. Do not wrap in { data: ... } on write. Required fields:
title — exact string the user requested.panels — array; use [] when the user asks for an empty dashboard (do not omit the key or invent panels).time_range — when the user specifies a default time filter, set (for
example ). Supplying persists the dashboard time filter on open
(equivalent to enabling time restore in the UI).Dashboards use a 48-column grid. On 16:9 screens, roughly 20–24 rows fit above the fold — target 8–12 panels in that band.
| Width | Columns | Height (rows) | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full | 48 | 14–16 | Wide time series, tables |
| Half | 24 | 10–12 | Primary charts |
| Quarter | 12 | 5–6 | KPI metrics |
| Sixth | 8 | 4–5 | Dense metric rows |
Grid packing: When stacking rows, set the next panel's y to the previous panel's y + h. Panels sharing a row
should use the same h. Do not add markdown panels as dashboard titles — use descriptive chart titles instead.
Time series bucket (dashboard time picker injects ?_tstart / ?_tend):
FROM logs*
| WHERE @timestamp <= ?_tend AND @timestamp > ?_tstart
| STATS count = COUNT() BY BUCKET(@timestamp, 75, ?_tstart, ?_tend)
Set "scale": "temporal" on the x-axis for time-series xy charts. See
Chart Types Reference for axis and layer details.
Static reference values — use EVAL in the query, then reference the column:
FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT() | EVAL goal = 15000
Example JSON definitions live under assets/: demo-dashboard.json, dashboard-with-visualizations.json,
metric-esql.json, bar-chart-esql.json, line-chart-timeseries.json.
panels: [], send an empty array; do not add placeholder panels.data_source.type: "esql" and column references; never satisfy an ES|QL request with
operation: "count" on a data view.GET after create or update.| Error | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| 404 on GET after PUT | Wrong id or space | Confirm id and retry GET kbn:/api/dashboards/{id} |
| 400 validation | ES|QL column mismatch | Align metrics[].column / layer column with STATS aliases in the query |
| ES|QL panel saved as data view | Wrong dataset type | Use data_source.type: "esql", not data_view_reference |
| Empty dashboard missing time filter | Omitted time_range | Include { "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" } when a default range is required |
| XY chart failure | Missing layer data_source | Put data_source inside each layer, not only at the root |
As of CLI v0.3.0 the Dashboards and Visualizations APIs have dedicated elastic kb dashboards and
elastic kb visualizations commands for listing, reading, updating, and deleting objects by id. The create-*-redirect
commands do not accept a request body yet, so to write a new object supply an id and use the update-*-redirect (PUT)
command, which carries the JSON body via --input-file. To author several objects at once, build a saved-object NDJSON
and import it with post-saved-objects-import (read it back with post-saved-objects-export).
| HTTP API (shorthand) | elastic CLI command |
|---|
name: kibana-dashboards description: > Create and manage Kibana Dashboards and Lens visualizations. Use when you need to define dashboards and visualizations declaratively, version control them, or automate their deployment. metadata: author: elastic version: 0.3.0 universal: true compatibility: Kibana 9.4 or later (Dashboards and Visualizations APIs) with matching Elasticsearch, self-managed, Elastic Cloud Hosted, or Elastic Cloud Serverless. Requires the `elastic` CLI ≥ 0.3 with `stack kb` support (dedicated `dashboards` and `visualizations` commands).
---
name: kibana-dashboards
description: >
Create and manage Kibana Dashboards and Lens visualizations. Use when you need to
define dashboards and visualizations declaratively, version control them, or automate
their deployment.
metadata:
author: elastic
version: 0.3.0
universal: true
compatibility: Kibana 9.4 or later (Dashboards and Visualizations APIs) with matching
Elasticsearch, self-managed, Elastic Cloud Hosted, or Elastic Cloud Serverless.
Requires the `elastic` CLI ≥ 0.3 with `stack kb` support (dedicated `dashboards`
and `visualizations` commands).
---
# Kibana Dashboards and Lens Visualizations
Create, update, and delete Kibana dashboards and standalone Lens visualizations using the Kibana 9.4+ Dashboards and
Visualizations APIs. Produce minimal, diffable JSON bodies; prefer inline panel definitions over library references; and
choose the correct dataset type (data view vs ES|QL) before writing metrics or chart layers.
<!-- begin-partial: preamble -->
## Environment Configuration
This skill executes Elasticsearch operations through the `elastic` CLI. If the
[`elastic` CLI](https://github.com/elastic/cli#configuration) is not installed, tell the user what it is needed for. Do
not guess credentials, call the HTTP API directly, or attempt other workarounds.
This skill references operations in HTTP-shorthand form (e.g., `GET /`, `GET /_cat/indices`, `GET /{index}/_mapping`,
`GET /{index}/_settings/index.mode`, `POST /_query`). The [Operations](#operations) table at the end of this document
maps each shorthand to the equivalent `elastic` CLI command — always use the CLI rather than calling the HTTP API
directly.
<!-- end-partial: preamble -->
## Prerequisites
**Version requirement:** Kibana 9.4+ (Dashboards and Visualizations APIs).
**ES|QL placement:**
- Standalone library charts: `PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}` with `data_source.type: "esql"`.
- ES|QL panels embedded in a dashboard: inline `vis` panel `config` with `data_source.type: "esql"` via
`PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}`.
- Do not use `data_source.type: "data_view_reference"` or index-pattern aggregations when the user explicitly requests
ES|QL — the persisted Lens state must use a text-based ES|QL datasource (`textBased` / `esql`), not a data-view count
operation.
## Process
1. **Verify Kibana connectivity.** Call `GET kbn:/api/status`. If the call fails, stop and surface the error — do not
guess endpoints or credentials. Read `version.number` to confirm the cluster meets the 9.4+ requirement.
2. **Classify the task.** Decide whether the user needs a **dashboard** (collection of panels, optional time range), a
**standalone Lens visualization** (library item referenced by id or used alone), or **both**. Determine whether a
deterministic saved-object id was supplied — when given, use upsert (`PUT`) with that id rather than `POST` (which
auto-generates ids).
3. **Choose the dataset type before building metrics or layers.**
| User intent | Dataset | Metric / axis pattern |
| ------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Simple count or aggregation on a saved data view | `data_source.type: "data_view_reference"` with `ref_id` | `metrics: [{ type: "primary", operation: "count" }]` (or other aggregation operations) |
| Ad-hoc index pattern | `data_source.type: "data_view_spec"` with `index_pattern` and `time_field` | Same aggregation `operation` fields |
| ES\|QL query (explicit or complex logic) | `data_source.type: "esql"` with `query` | `metrics: [{ type: "primary", column: "<alias>" }]` or layer axes `{ column: "<alias>" }` — **never** `operation: "count"` on the metric |
Write the aggregation in the ES|QL query (`STATS count = COUNT()`), then reference the resulting column by name.
4. **Build a dashboard body when creating or updating dashboards.** The request body is flat — `title`, `panels`, and
optional `time_range` at the root. Do not wrap in `{ data: ... }` on write. Required fields:
- `title` — exact string the user requested.
- `panels` — array; use `[]` when the user asks for an empty dashboard (do not omit the key or invent panels).
- `time_range` — when the user specifies a default time filter, set `{ "from": "<expr>", "to": "<expr>" }` (for
example `{ "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" }`). Supplying `time_range` persists the dashboard time filter on open
(equivalent to enabling time restore in the UI).
**Upsert with a deterministic id:**
```json
{
"title": "Sales Overview",
"panels": [],
"time_range": { "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" }
}
```
Call `PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/eval-sales-overview` with the body above when the user supplies that id.
**Inline ES|QL metric panel example** (inside `panels`):
```json
{
"type": "vis",
"id": "total-requests",
"grid": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "w": 12, "h": 6 },
"config": {
"title": "Total Requests",
"type": "metric",
"data_source": {
"type": "esql",
"query": "FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT()"
},
"metrics": [{ "type": "primary", "column": "count" }]
}
}
```
Prefer inline `config` properties over `config.ref_id` for portable dashboards. Read
[Dashboard API Reference](references/dashboard-api-reference.md) for panel types, grid layout, and copy workflows.
5. **Build a standalone Lens visualization when the user asks for a library chart.** Use the Visualizations API. Upsert
with `PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}` when an id is supplied; otherwise `POST kbn:/api/visualizations` and report
the generated id from the response.
**ES|QL metric (total count from logs):**
```json
{
"type": "metric",
"title": "Total Requests",
"data_source": {
"type": "esql",
"query": "FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT()"
},
"metrics": [{ "type": "primary", "column": "count" }]
}
```
Call `PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/eval-total-requests` when that id is required. The API persists a Lens saved object
whose datasource state uses ES|QL (`textBased` / `esql`), not an index-pattern aggregation.
Read [Lens API Reference](references/lens-api-reference.md) and
[Chart Types Reference](references/chart-types-reference.md) for xy, gauge, heatmap, and other chart schemas.
6. **Execute and confirm.** Perform the write with `PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}` or `PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}`
(or `POST` when no id is supplied). Confirm with `GET kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}` or
`GET kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}`. Report the id and title back to the user — do not claim success without a
successful read-back.
7. **List, export, or delete when requested.** Call `GET kbn:/api/dashboards` or `GET kbn:/api/visualizations` to
discover existing objects. Call `DELETE kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}` or `DELETE kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}` to remove
objects. For bulk export or import of saved objects, call `POST kbn:/api/saved_objects/_export` or
`POST kbn:/api/saved_objects/_import`.
## Dashboard grid
Dashboards use a **48-column** grid. On 16:9 screens, roughly **20–24 rows** fit above the fold — target **8–12 panels**
in that band.
| Width | Columns | Height (rows) | Use case |
| ------- | ------- | ------------- | ------------------------ |
| Full | 48 | 14–16 | Wide time series, tables |
| Half | 24 | 10–12 | Primary charts |
| Quarter | 12 | 5–6 | KPI metrics |
| Sixth | 8 | 4–5 | Dense metric rows |
**Grid packing:** When stacking rows, set the next panel's `y` to the previous panel's `y + h`. Panels sharing a row
should use the same `h`. Do not add markdown panels as dashboard titles — use descriptive chart titles instead.
## ES|QL patterns
**Time series bucket** (dashboard time picker injects `?_tstart` / `?_tend`):
```esql
FROM logs*
| WHERE @timestamp <= ?_tend AND @timestamp > ?_tstart
| STATS count = COUNT() BY BUCKET(@timestamp, 75, ?_tstart, ?_tend)
```
Set `"scale": "temporal"` on the x-axis for time-series xy charts. See
[Chart Types Reference](references/chart-types-reference.md) for axis and layer details.
**Static reference values** — use `EVAL` in the query, then reference the column:
```esql
FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT() | EVAL goal = 15000
```
## Examples
Example JSON definitions live under [assets/](assets/): `demo-dashboard.json`, `dashboard-with-visualizations.json`,
`metric-esql.json`, `bar-chart-esql.json`, `line-chart-timeseries.json`.
## Guidelines
1. **Match the user's id and title exactly** when supplied — do not substitute auto-generated ids.
2. **Honor empty panels** — when the user asks for `panels: []`, send an empty array; do not add placeholder panels.
3. **ES|QL when requested** — use `data_source.type: "esql"` and column references; never satisfy an ES|QL request with
`operation: "count"` on a data view.
4. **Minimal payloads** — omit derivable defaults; let the API inject styling and metadata.
5. **Confirm writes** — always read back with `GET` after create or update.
6. **Read references before complex charts** — metric and xy schemas differ between data view and ES|QL; consult
[Chart Types Reference](references/chart-types-reference.md) before generating partition or table charts.
## Common issues
| Error | Likely cause | Fix |
| ----------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 404 on GET after PUT | Wrong id or space | Confirm id and retry `GET kbn:/api/dashboards/{id}` |
| 400 validation | ES\|QL column mismatch | Align `metrics[].column` / layer `column` with `STATS` aliases in the query |
| ES\|QL panel saved as data view | Wrong dataset type | Use `data_source.type: "esql"`, not `data_view_reference` |
| Empty dashboard missing time filter | Omitted `time_range` | Include `{ "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" }` when a default range is required |
| XY chart failure | Missing layer `data_source` | Put `data_source` inside each layer, not only at the root |
## Operations
As of CLI v0.3.0 the Dashboards and Visualizations APIs have dedicated `elastic kb dashboards` and
`elastic kb visualizations` commands for listing, reading, updating, and deleting objects by id. The `create-*-redirect`
commands do not accept a request body yet, so to write a new object supply an id and use the `update-*-redirect` (PUT)
command, which carries the JSON body via `--input-file`. To author several objects at once, build a saved-object NDJSON
and import it with `post-saved-objects-import` (read it back with `post-saved-objects-export`).
| HTTP API (shorthand) | `elastic` CLI command |
| -------------------------------------- | -----------------------------------Skill source recorded
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{ "from": "<expr>", "to": "<expr>" }{ "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" }time_rangeUpsert with a deterministic id:
{
"title": "Sales Overview",
"panels": [],
"time_range": { "from": "now-7d", "to": "now" }
}
Call PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/eval-sales-overview with the body above when the user supplies that id.
Inline ES|QL metric panel example (inside panels):
{
"type": "vis",
"id": "total-requests",
"grid": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "w": 12, "h": 6 },
"config": {
"title": "Total Requests",
"type": "metric",
"data_source": {
"type": "esql",
"query": "FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT()"
},
"metrics": [{ "type": "primary", "column": "count" }]
}
}
Prefer inline config properties over config.ref_id for portable dashboards. Read
Dashboard API Reference for panel types, grid layout, and copy workflows.
Build a standalone Lens visualization when the user asks for a library chart. Use the Visualizations API. Upsert
with PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id} when an id is supplied; otherwise POST kbn:/api/visualizations and report
the generated id from the response.
ES|QL metric (total count from logs):
{
"type": "metric",
"title": "Total Requests",
"data_source": {
"type": "esql",
"query": "FROM logs* | STATS count = COUNT()"
},
"metrics": [{ "type": "primary", "column": "count" }]
}
Call PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/eval-total-requests when that id is required. The API persists a Lens saved object
whose datasource state uses ES|QL (textBased / esql), not an index-pattern aggregation.
Read Lens API Reference and Chart Types Reference for xy, gauge, heatmap, and other chart schemas.
Execute and confirm. Perform the write with PUT kbn:/api/dashboards/{id} or PUT kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}
(or POST when no id is supplied). Confirm with GET kbn:/api/dashboards/{id} or
GET kbn:/api/visualizations/{id}. Report the id and title back to the user — do not claim success without a
successful read-back.
List, export, or delete when requested. Call GET kbn:/api/dashboards or GET kbn:/api/visualizations to
discover existing objects. Call DELETE kbn:/api/dashboards/{id} or DELETE kbn:/api/visualizations/{id} to remove
objects. For bulk export or import of saved objects, call POST kbn:/api/saved_objects/_export or
POST kbn:/api/saved_objects/_import.
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Check the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.