create-agent

To create a Kibana AI agent, you define its name, description, and system instructions, then connect it to specific platform and data source tools. This configures the agent for automated data analysis and management tasks within your environment.

You connect tools to a Kibana Agent Builder agent by specifying the relevant tool IDs during agent creation. This wires the agent to platform and data source tools, enabling it to execute tasks like log analysis and alerting.

Yes, configuring an AI agent requires live Kibana API access. You must also provide specific tool IDs to wire the agent to your desired data sources and platform functionalities for management tasks.

Yes, you can set up a Kibana AI agent to monitor security logs by creating an agent with a custom name and description, then connecting it to log-analysis and alerting tools using their specific tool IDs.

Automating data source management in Kibana is best achieved by creating an AI agent with custom system instructions and connecting it to relevant data source tools. This streamlines configuration for ongoing data analysis tasks.

Providing tool IDs when building an AI agent in Kibana is required to connect the agent to specific platform and data source tools. Without these IDs, the agent cannot be wired to perform its intended data analysis functions.