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Search and read official Coralogix platform documentation using **`search_docs`** and **`fetch_doc`**. Use when the user asks how Coralogix features work, how to configure or use the UI, set up integrations (OpenTelemetry, agents, collectors, webhooks), manage API keys, explore spans/traces/logs in the product, configure alerts/SLOs/dashboards, or needs authoritative product docs — not live tenant telemetry.

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5 rules. About 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Very specific:

    Use search_docs + fetch_doc when the user wants:

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    Prefer these tools over guessing: when the answer depends on current Coralogix product behavior or UI navigation.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Start with 2–4 focused terms, not full sentences.

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  4. Very specific:

    If no matches, try synonyms or broader terms ("tracing" instead of "distributed trace waterfall view").

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  5. Very specific:

    If the page is incomplete, search_docs again for a related page and fetch_doc that too.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Coralogix docs (search_docs, fetch_doc)

These MCP tools read official Coralogix product documentation from coralogix.com/docs. They answer how the platform works and how to configure or use it. They do not query your tenant's logs, spans, metrics, or alerts.

When to use these tools

Use search_docs + fetch_doc when the user wants:

TopicExample questions
UI / workflows"How do I view spans in Coralogix?", "Where is Explore spans?"
Ingestion & integrationsOpenTelemetry setup, agent/collector config, Send Your Data API keys
Platform featuresAlerts, SLOs, dashboards, enrichments, parsing rules, retention
Concepts & architectureHow tracing works, trace-log correlation, data model
Account & accessAPI keys, SSO, roles, regions

Prefer these tools over guessing when the answer depends on current Coralogix product behavior or UI navigation.

When not to use these tools

User needUse instead
Query live logsquery_dataprime with source logs — coralogix-logs
Query live spans/tracesquery_dataprime with source spans — coralogix-spans
DataPrime syntax / commandsdataprime — list_dataprime_commands, show_dataprime_command_details, list_dataprime_constructs, describe_dataprime_construct
RUM SDK install & APIread_rum_sdk_docs — coralogix-rum
Alerts or incidents in the tenantolly_ask — olly
Metrics (PromQL)metrics-query
Discover field paths in tenant datasearch_for_fields

Tool reference

ToolPurpose
search_docsFind doc pages by keyword. Returns numbered titles + path suffixes.
fetch_docDownload one page as markdown. Pass the suffix from search_docs.

search_docs

  • query: Short, specific keywords (feature name, integration, UI area). Examples: "explore spans", "OpenTelemetry traces", "API keys", "MCP setup".
  • limit: 1–20 results (default 5). Increase when the first page of hits is ambiguous.

Tips:

  • Start with 2–4 focused terms, not full sentences.
  • If no matches, try synonyms or broader terms ("tracing" instead of "distributed trace waterfall view").
  • Re-run with different wording before giving up.

fetch_doc

  • suffix: Path suffix from search_docs (e.g. user-guides/data_exploration/spans/).
  • Returns the page URL plus full markdown body.

Tips:

  • fetch_doc one page at a time — pick the best match from search results first.
  • If the page is incomplete, search_docs again for a related page and fetch_doc that too.
  • Cite the doc URL when answering the user.

Standard workflow

  1. search_docs with a focused query.
  2. Pick the most relevant suffix from the results (prefer user-guides / integrations over release notes unless the user asked about a new feature).
  3. fetch_doc on that suffix.
  4. Answer from the fetched content. Fetch additional pages only when needed.
User: "How do I show spans in the Coralogix website?"

1. search_docs(query="explore spans", limit=5)
2. fetch_doc(suffix="user-guides/data_exploration/spans/")
3. Summarize: Explore → spans dataset → Spans/Traces/Flows tabs → drilldown
User: "How do I send OpenTelemetry traces to Coralogix?"

1. search_docs(query="OpenTelemetry traces ingestion", limit=5)
2. fetch_doc(suffix=<best match from search>)
3. If needed: fetch_doc on a second page (collector vs direct export)

Examples

Good search_docs queries

  • "explore spans"
  • "OpenTelemetry custom traces"
  • "Send Your Data API key"
  • "alert webhook"
  • "trace log correlation"

Avoid

  • "how do I fix my slow checkout service" → query live spans with query_dataprime, not docs.
  • "filter syntax for groupby" → use coralogix-dataprime skill / command catalog, not general docs search (unless catalog is insufficient).
  • "install @coralogix/browser" → use read_rum_sdk_docs with topic BROWSER_SDK.

Troubleshooting

ProblemAction
search_docs returns no matchesBroaden or rephrase the query; try feature name + category ("spans UI", "OTel ingestion").
Fetched page is too narrowSearch for the parent topic or run a second search with related terms.
User wants their actual dataSwitch to telemetry tools (query_dataprime, metrics, olly_ask) — docs describe the product, not tenant contents.

Related

  • Logs queries: coralogix-logs
  • Traces / spans queries: coralogix-spans
  • DataPrime language: dataprime
  • RUM SDK docs: coralogix-rum
  • Investigation (alerts, incidents): olly

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