grafana

You can manage Grafana dashboards and alerts from the command line by using the Grafana HTTP API to list, retrieve, and silence alerts across multiple instances. This provides a programmable interface for consistent configuration and faster incident response.

Yes, you can silence Grafana alerts during a maintenance window via the API. The skill exposes a silence-alert tool that allows you to programmatically coordinate incident response and suppress notifications directly from the CLI.

Before querying Grafana data sources programmatically, you need to configure your GRAFANA_URL and GRAFANA_API_KEY. Once these environment variables are set, you can use the query-datasource tool to verify connections and gather metrics.

To list and filter Grafana dashboards by folder or tag, use the list-dashboards tool with optional parameters for folder, tag, query, and limit. This allows you to quickly locate specific dashboards across your Grafana instances for review or migration.

Yes, you can audit Grafana dashboard configurations across multiple instances by using the list-dashboards and get-dashboard tools to retrieve dashboard details including panels. This is useful for exporting configurations for compliance checks or fleet migrations.

The HTTP API allows listing, getting, and silencing Grafana alerts but does not explicitly support creating or modifying alert rules. It is primarily designed for read operations, query tasks, and incident response coordination rather than full alert lifecycle management.