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CLI for querying Prometheus and PromQL-compatible engines (Thanos, Cortex, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana Mimir, Grafana Tempo...) — instant queries, range queries, metric discovery (metrics/labels/meta subcommands), output formats (table/csv/json/graph). Apply when executing PromQL qu
CLI for querying Prometheus and PromQL-compatible engines (Thanos, Cortex, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana Mimir, Grafana Tempo...) — instant queries, range queries, metric discovery (metrics/labels/meta subcommands), output formats (table/csv/json/graph). Apply when executing PromQL queries, troubleshooting performance issues on a software having observability, investigating latency/error rates/saturation, or analyzing time series data.
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promql-cli (github.com/nalbury/promql-cli) is a Go CLI for querying, analyzing, and visualizing Prometheus metrics, plus PromQL fundamentals.
Read the relevant reference file(s) before executing tasks:
| File | When to read |
|---|---|
references/installation.md | User needs to install promql-cli or set up configuration (hosts, auth, token, password, multi-host) |
references/usage.md | User wants to discover metrics/exporters/labels, run queries, or choose output formats |
references/graphing.md | User wants to visualize Prometheus data as an ASCII chart in the terminal |
references/debugging.md | User is investigating a performance issue, latency, errors, saturation, data gaps, or query cost issues |
references/promql-reference.md | User needs help writing PromQL, understanding metric types, functions, or aggregations |
For most tasks, read references/usage.md. For PromQL help, read references/promql-reference.md. When debugging, read both references/debugging.md and references/promql-reference.md.
Before running any query, verify that a host is configured:
promql 'up' # succeeds if host is reachable; fails with connection error if not configured
# or
promql --host xxx 'up'
Recognize these errors as a configuration/auth problem and refer to references/installation.md:
| Error | Cause |
|---|---|
dial tcp ... connection refused | No host running at the configured address |
dial tcp ... no such host | Hostname not resolved — wrong host in config |
error querying prometheus: ...401... | Bearer token missing or invalid |
error querying prometheus: ...403... | Token valid but insufficient permissions |
please specify an authentication type | Auth flags partially set — use config file instead |
If any of these appear, do not create config files on behalf of the user — config files may contain credentials (tokens, passwords) that must never pass through an LLM. Instead, guide the user to set it up themselves:
"Please create
~/.promql-cli.yamlmanually with your Prometheus host (and credentials if needed). Seereferences/installation.mdfor the exact format. Let me know once it's ready."
Only after the user confirms the config is in place should you proceed with queries.
promql 'up' # instant query
promql 'rate(http_requests_total[5m])' --start 1h # range query (ASCII graph)
promql 'up' --output csv # CSV output
promql 'up' --output json # JSON output
promql metrics # list all metric names
promql labels <metric> # list labels for a metric
promql meta <metric> # show metric type and help
promql --config ~/.promql-cli-prod.yaml 'up' # target a specific host
rate() on counters, never raw values — raw counters only ever increase; the absolute value is meaningless. rate() gives the per-second change rate, which is what you actually care about.le in the by clause before histogram_quantile() — the function needs all le buckets to interpolate percentiles; dropping le early produces NaN or wrong results.--output graph for range queries — ASCII sparklines convey trend direction (rising, falling, spiking) in a compact format that LLMs parse well; raw timestamp tables require mental modeling. Never send thousands of raw JSON/CSV rows into the LLM context — use --output graph instead, or run --output graph first and --output table only to inspect a narrow window.~/.promql-cli.yaml and ~/.promql_token, chmod 600 — passing tokens as CLI args exposes them in shell history and process listings.Always apply these before and during any query session:
curl. The CLI handles auth, formatting, and output consistently; Python API calls bypass all of that and produce raw JSON that must be parsed, inflating context and masking the graph output that models interpret best.count(metric_name)). High-cardinality metrics without label filters time out or flood the output. See references/debugging.md for patterns.sum by(...), avg by(...), or topk() into the PromQL expression — Prometheus collapses series server-side.--start, or add an aggregation wrapper. Apply the same narrowed scope to all subsequent queries in the session.up — when a metric shows missing data, run up{job="...", instance="..."} before diagnosing the application. A 0 value confirms the exporter was down. See references/debugging.md.This skill is not exhaustive. Please refer to the official promql-cli documentation and examples for up-to-date information. Context7 can help as a discoverability platform.
If you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior in promql-cli itself, open an issue at https://github.com/nalbury/promql-cli/issues.
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description: CLI for querying Prometheus and PromQL-compatible engines (Thanos, Cortex, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana Mimir, Grafana Tempo...) — instant queries, range queries, metric discovery (metrics/labels/meta subcommands), output formats (table/csv/json/graph). Apply when executing PromQL queries, troubleshooting performance issues on a software having observability, investigating latency/error rates/saturation, or analyzing time series data.
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name: promql-cli
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---
# promql-cli — Prometheus Query CLI Skill
`promql-cli` (github.com/nalbury/promql-cli) is a Go CLI for querying, analyzing, and visualizing Prometheus metrics, plus PromQL fundamentals.
## Reference Files
Read the relevant reference file(s) before executing tasks:
| File | When to read |
| --- | --- |
| `references/installation.md` | User needs to install promql-cli or set up configuration (hosts, auth, token, password, multi-host) |
| `references/usage.md` | User wants to discover metrics/exporters/labels, run queries, or choose output formats |
| `references/graphing.md` | User wants to visualize Prometheus data as an ASCII chart in the terminal |
| `references/debugging.md` | User is investigating a performance issue, latency, errors, saturation, data gaps, or query cost issues |
| `references/promql-reference.md` | User needs help writing PromQL, understanding metric types, functions, or aggregations |
For most tasks, read `references/usage.md`. For PromQL help, read `references/promql-reference.md`. When debugging, read both `references/debugging.md` and `references/promql-reference.md`.
## Setup Check
Before running any query, verify that a host is configured:
```bash
promql 'up' # succeeds if host is reachable; fails with connection error if not configured
# or
promql --host xxx 'up'
```
Recognize these errors as a configuration/auth problem and refer to `references/installation.md`:
| Error | Cause |
| --- | --- |
| `dial tcp ... connection refused` | No host running at the configured address |
| `dial tcp ... no such host` | Hostname not resolved — wrong host in config |
| `error querying prometheus: ...401...` | Bearer token missing or invalid |
| `error querying prometheus: ...403...` | Token valid but insufficient permissions |
| `please specify an authentication type` | Auth flags partially set — use config file instead |
If any of these appear, **do not create config files on behalf of the user** — config files may contain credentials (tokens, passwords) that must never pass through an LLM. Instead, guide the user to set it up themselves:
> "Please create `~/.promql-cli.yaml` manually with your Prometheus host (and credentials if needed). See `references/installation.md` for the exact format. Let me know once it's ready."
Only after the user confirms the config is in place should you proceed with queries.
## Quick Command Reference
```bash
promql 'up' # instant query
promql 'rate(http_requests_total[5m])' --start 1h # range query (ASCII graph)
promql 'up' --output csv # CSV output
promql 'up' --output json # JSON output
promql metrics # list all metric names
promql labels <metric> # list labels for a metric
promql meta <metric> # show metric type and help
promql --config ~/.promql-cli-prod.yaml 'up' # target a specific host
```
## Key Principles
1. **Use `rate()` on counters, never raw values** — raw counters only ever increase; the absolute value is meaningless. `rate()` gives the per-second change rate, which is what you actually care about.
2. **When debugging, isolate a single instance** — aggregating across replicas masks per-instance anomalies. A single overloaded pod hidden behind healthy peers won't show up in averages.
3. **Filter early with label matchers in the innermost selector** — Prometheus evaluates selectors before functions, so filtering late means scanning all time series. Early filters reduce data scanned and query latency.
4. **For histograms, keep `le` in the `by` clause** before `histogram_quantile()` — the function needs all `le` buckets to interpolate percentiles; dropping `le` early produces `NaN` or wrong results.
5. **Prefer `--output graph` for range queries** — ASCII sparklines convey trend direction (rising, falling, spiking) in a compact format that LLMs parse well; raw timestamp tables require mental modeling. Never send thousands of raw JSON/CSV rows into the LLM context — use `--output graph` instead, or run `--output graph` first and `--output table` only to inspect a narrow window.
6. **Store credentials in `~/.promql-cli.yaml` and `~/.promql_token`, chmod 600** — passing tokens as CLI args exposes them in shell history and process listings.
## Query Cost Rules
Always apply these before and during any query session:
0. **Always use the promql CLI** — never call the Prometheus HTTP API from Python scripts or shell `curl`. The CLI handles auth, formatting, and output consistently; Python API calls bypass all of that and produce raw JSON that must be parsed, inflating context and masking the graph output that models interpret best.
1. **Check cardinality first** — before querying an unfamiliar metric, count its time series (`count(metric_name)`). High-cardinality metrics without label filters time out or flood the output. See `references/debugging.md` for patterns.
2. **Confirm the time window upfront** — always ask before running range queries. Large intervals are expensive; prefer multiple short-interval queries over one long one.
3. **Clarify past vs. recent** — for new investigations, ask whether the user wants a past event (specific timestamp) or a recent trend. If recent, offer concrete choices: last hour, last day, last week, last month.
4. **Aggregate in Prometheus** — never pull raw series to aggregate in Python or shell. Push `sum by(...)`, `avg by(...)`, or `topk()` into the PromQL expression — Prometheus collapses series server-side.
5. **Timeout = query too broad** — if a query takes >15s, reduce scope: add label filters, shorten `--start`, or add an aggregation wrapper. Apply the same narrowed scope to all subsequent queries in the session.
6. **Data gaps → check `up`** — when a metric shows missing data, run `up{job="...", instance="..."}` before diagnosing the application. A `0` value confirms the exporter was down. See `references/debugging.md`.
This skill is not exhaustive. Please refer to the [official promql-cli documentation](https://github.com/nalbury/promql-cli) and examples for up-to-date information. Context7 can help as a discoverability platform.
If you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior in promql-cli itself, open an issue at [https://github.com/nalbury/promql-cli/issues](https://github.com/nalbury/promql-cli/issues).
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