opensearch-agent-skills
Build OpenSearch search apps, analyze logs, deploy to cloud
All Skills in This Repository (6)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsopensearch-skills
Unify discovery, installation, and orchestration of OpenSearch skill toolkits.
observability
Analyze and correlate log and trace data in OpenSearch clusters.
log-analytics
Discover indices, mappings, and data formats in OpenSearch clusters.
trace-analytics
Analyze OpenSearch distributed traces and spans to identify bottlenecks and failures.
opensearch-launchpad
Build OpenSearch search applications with index setup, vector search, and PDF ingestion.
aws-setup
Automate AWS OpenSearch domain and serverless collection provisioning and configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install OpenSearch Agent Skills?โผ
Run `npx skills add opensearch-project/opensearch-agent-skills --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the full skill collection globally.
How to build a semantic search app with OpenSearch?โผ
The opensearch-launchpad skill guides your agent from sample data through index setup, embedding model deployment, and a running search UI with BM25, vector, hybrid, or agentic search.
Can it analyze logs and traces in OpenSearch?โผ
Yes. The log-analytics and trace-analytics skills discover your indices, learn the schema, and generate verified PPL queries for error patterns, slow spans, and service maps.
Does it work with Claude Code and Cursor?โผ
Yes. All skills follow the universal Agent Skills standard and run in Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro, and any compatible agent without requiring an MCP server.
Can I deploy OpenSearch to AWS or Aiven?โผ
Yes. Dedicated skills provision Amazon OpenSearch Service domains, Serverless collections, and Aiven managed clusters, then deploy your search configuration to them.
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