visibility-search

Query Temporal workflows by status, type, and search attributes.

3|1|Updated Feb 8, 2026

Search Tags:#queries #workflows #elasticsearch #temporal #visibility #search-attributes

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npx skills add https://github.com/therealbill/mynet --skill visibility-search

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Skill: visibility-search
Source: https://github.com/therealbill/mynet/tree/main/timelord/skills/visibility-search
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/therealbill/mynet --skill visibility-search

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Temporal visibility and search can be challenging for operators and developers who need to locate and filter workflows across runs, statuses, and attributes.

Core Features & Use Cases

Query by built-in fields such as ExecutionStatus, WorkflowType, StartTime, and CloseTime.
Leverage custom search attributes to refine results and enable full-text or numerical filtering.
Support for multiple visibility stores (Standard SQL and Elasticsearch) to power debugging, monitoring, and auditing.

Quick Start

Run a basic visibility query to list currently running workflows in your namespace.

Frequently Asked Questions about visibility-search

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I query Temporal workflows by status and type?▼

Query Temporal workflows by filtering on built-in fields such as ExecutionStatus and WorkflowType. This enables precise discovery of specific workflow runs for debugging and monitoring across your production namespace.

Can I use custom search attributes to filter Temporal visibility records?▼

Yes, you can leverage custom search attributes to filter Temporal visibility records. This refines query results to enable full-text or numerical filtering beyond standard built-in fields like StartTime and CloseTime.

Does Temporal visibility search work with both SQL and Elasticsearch stores?▼

Temporal visibility search supports both Standard SQL and Elasticsearch visibility stores. This allows you to query workflows across different backend configurations for production auditing and debugging.

What is the best way to find running workflows in a Temporal namespace?▼

The best way to find running workflows is to run a basic visibility query filtered by ExecutionStatus. This quickly lists currently active workflows within your specified Temporal namespace.

How do I perform time-based queries on Temporal workflow executions?▼

Perform time-based queries on Temporal workflow executions by filtering on built-in StartTime and CloseTime fields. This allows you to isolate workflows within specific time ranges for auditing purposes.

Can I use the CLI to search Temporal workflows using query syntax?▼

Yes, you can use the CLI to search Temporal workflows using supported query syntax. This enables precise filtering by standard and custom search attributes directly from the command line.