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coralogix-datasets

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Dataset discovery and source-selection guidance for DataPrime system and user-defined datasets. Load when the user asks what datasets exist, how to use `list_datasets`, how to query `system/...` or `default/...` sources, or how to inspect a specific system dataset after discovery. The `coralogix-dataprime` skill should be loaded alongside this skill.

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    Use list_datasets to discover available datasets:

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    Use the exact source ... path returned by list_datasets.

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    If the user's question should be answered from a specific dataset, call query_dataprime with that dataset in the source ...

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    Use get_system_dataset_info only for system/...

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    Do not use it for default/...

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SKILL.md

Datasets Skill - Discovering system and user-defined datasets

Dataset categories

Use list_datasets to discover available datasets:

  • System datasets: source system/<dataset>
  • User-defined datasets: source default/<dataset>

Core workflow

  1. Call list_datasets first.
  2. Use the exact source ... path returned by list_datasets. Never guess a dataset name.
  3. For any system/... dataset, always call get_system_dataset_info to retrieve dataset information and schema guidance before querying it.
  4. Load or use coralogix-dataprime skill to build the actual query correctly.
  5. If the user's question should be answered from a specific dataset, call query_dataprime with that dataset in the source ... clause.

When to use get_system_dataset_info

Use get_system_dataset_info only for system/... datasets, and always use it after discovery before querying a system dataset.

It is the required follow-up step for system datasets because it is intended to provide:

  • what a specific system dataset is for
  • whether a specific system dataset should be queried
  • schema-oriented information for a specific system dataset

Do not use it for default/... datasets. In this scope, there is no matching detailed-info tool for user-defined datasets yet.

Important notes

  • search_for_fields is only for logs and spans, not arbitrary datasets.
  • For a known system dataset with dedicated business logic or schema guidance, load the relevant domain skill as well.
  • For fleet case analytics on system/labs.cases.state_updates, also load coralogix-case-analytics.

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