observability-dashboard-spec

To map Gateway SSE events and OTEL spans to dashboard widgets, you generate an architectural specification that translates real-time telemetry data into named UI components. This produces a document detailing those exact event-to-widget relationships.

An observability dashboard specification is an architectural document defining how monitoring data flows and renders. You need one when designing a new monitoring app, extending an existing dashboard, or configuring operator visualizations.

To generate a data-flow diagram for an MCP App monitoring dashboard, you create an architectural specification that visualizes how events travel through the system. This produces a clear diagram mapping telemetry inputs to UI outputs.

Yes, you need file system access to generate an observability dashboard spec because the process retrieves local event data and produces a cas-ref output file. This file system access is required to map telemetry correctly.

Yes, you can use this specification approach to configure MCP App permissions and sandboxing. The generated architectural document produces a ready-to-deploy app definition including the required permissions and secure sandboxing configurations.

The best way to document Gateway SSE event relationships for operators is generating an architectural specification. This eliminates manual design effort by mapping real-time SSE and trace data directly to meaningful dashboard UI components.