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Grafana Dashboards & alerting

Ask plain-English questions about your own Grafana — which dashboards exist, the queries behind a panel, what data sources are wired up, and which alerts are firing.

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Connect your Grafana and Sauble will read the dashboards, data sources, and alerting you already have — no clicking through panels. It sees which dashboards exist, the queries each panel runs, where those queries point, and which alerts are firing.

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What Sauble can do

8 capabilities, grouped by what you are trying to find out.

Find the right dashboard

search_dashboardsLocate dashboards by title, tag, or folder — the starting point for any question.
get_dashboard_by_uidThe full definition of one dashboard — its panels, layout, and variables.
get_dashboard_panel_queriesThe exact query behind each panel, so you know what a chart is really showing.

Reach your data sources

list_datasourcesEvery data source wired into Grafana — Prometheus, Loki, and the rest.
get_datasourceDetails of one data source: its type and how it is configured.
query_prometheusRun a metrics query through Grafana against a connected Prometheus source.

See what is alerting

list_alert_groupsThe alerts firing right now, grouped the way Alertmanager delivers them.
get_alert_groupOne alert group in full — the alerts inside it and the labels they carry.

Full read APIgrafana_api_requestreaches the rest of the Grafana HTTP API, read-only.

Plus check_datasources_health — a quick confirmation that each connected data source is reachable before you rely on an answer.

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Ask it things like

Natural language — Sauble picks the right tools for you.

>Which dashboards do we have for the payments service?
>What query is the “latency” panel on this dashboard actually running?
>What data sources are connected, and what type is each?
>Is each connected data source healthy right now?
>Which alerts are firing right now?
>What is in the high-error-rate alert group, and what labels does it carry?
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How Grafana organizes your data

The 5 things Sauble reads — and how they connect.

Dashboards

Named collections of panels — usually one per service, team, or environment.

Panels

The individual charts and stats on a dashboard, each backed by one or more queries.

Data sources

Where panel queries actually run — Prometheus, Loki, and other connected backends.

Alert groups

Firing alerts grouped the way Alertmanager delivers them, with their labels and annotations.

Folders

How dashboards are organized and permissioned — the top-level buckets you search within.

Alert states
NormalPendingAlertingNo data

Bring your own Grafana

You will provide your Grafana URL and a read-only service-account token. Sauble runs the connector and asks questions on your behalf — it reads your dashboards, data sources, and alerts, never changes them.

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