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Elastic AI Skills

Download Elastic AI skills for ES|QL, Kibana, dashboard review, alert analysis, and repeatable AI-assisted Elastic tasks.

Elastic AI skills

An Elastic AI skill is a reusable prompt, instruction set, or task definition that helps an assistant perform a specific Elastic task consistently. Examples include writing ES|QL queries, reviewing Kibana dashboards, explaining alerts, or preparing upload-ready content.

Why use AI skills with Elastic?

Skills reduce repeated explanation. A team can share one Elastic-optimized instruction set and get more consistent output for queries, dashboards, alerts, and documentation tasks.

Who benefits from AI skills?

Power users, SOC analysts, SREs, dashboard builders, and platform teams use skills when they want repeatable AI-assisted output without rewriting the same prompt every session.

How do you get started?

Import or copy the skill into your preferred assistant, add the relevant Elastic environment context, run a focused task, and review the output before applying changes.

How this differs from related AI resources

Skills are instructions. Tools are software. Agents combine instructions and tools to perform tasks. Workflows document the full repeatable process.

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Reuse instructions for reliable Elastic assistant output

Elastic AI skills package reusable instructions that help assistants work consistently with Elasticsearch, ES|QL, Kibana, dashboards, and Elastic Security tasks.

What is an Elastic AI skill?

An Elastic AI skill is a reusable instruction set that teaches an assistant how to perform one Elastic task consistently, such as writing ES|QL, reviewing a dashboard, or explaining an alert.

When should I use a skill instead of a tool?

Use a skill when the assistant needs better instructions. Use a tool when it needs software access to Elasticsearch, Kibana, files, APIs, or another system.