Network Engineering Topology for Kibana
Import a clickable Kibana topology dashboard with Vega zone and adjacency views, plus an Agent Builder readiness agent that checks whether discovered devices have enough evidence for reliable map placement.
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AI agents for Elastic are configured assistant patterns that can gather context from Elasticsearch or Kibana, reason over the results, and produce a summary or recommended next step for human review.
Use this category when you want examples for alert triage, observability incidents, cluster-health checks, search troubleshooting, or dashboard review. An agent should have a clear trigger, allowed data sources, query pattern, output format, and approval boundary.
Agents are different from AI tools and AI skills. A tool provides software access to Elastic data. A skill provides instructions. An agent combines instructions, context, and tools into a guided task pattern.
Start with the AI Agents landing page, then review Elastic Security content, Elastic Observability examples, and AI Workflows.
For agent examples, pay close attention to boundaries. Define what the agent may query, how much history it may inspect, whether it can call tools, and where it must stop. Agents are most useful when they collect and organize evidence. They should not close alerts, change infrastructure, or publish conclusions without human approval.
Review agent outputs like any other operational evidence. Keep logs, prompts, and query results available so analysts and engineers can understand how a recommendation was produced.
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AI Agents content shows how AI assistants, agents, workflows, and reusable skills can support Elastic search, security, observability, and dashboard tasks.
Download the content, import it into your Elastic environment, review the saved objects or rules, and adapt the fields, filters, and visualizations to your own data.
Use the related collections below to move between dashboards, security content, observability examples, pipelines, Elasticsearch resources, and AI-assisted Elastic workflows.
Import a clickable Kibana topology dashboard with Vega zone and adjacency views, plus an Agent Builder readiness agent that checks whether discovered devices have enough evidence for reliable map placement.
Use three Elastic Agent Builder agents and supporting ES|QL tools to analyze network health, packet evidence, Suricata findings, DNS/TLS risks, HTTP failures, and top conversations.