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Use Claude or Cursor with the Kibana MCP to manage spaces, dashboards, and roles in your Elastic Stack using natural language commands.
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Manage your Elastic Stack observability and dashboards with natural language.
Works with every AI agent you already use
…and any MCP-compatible client
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What AI agents can do with Kibana MCP: 55 Tools for Elastic Stack Observability
Manage your dashboards, spaces, roles, and alerting rules using natural language commands from your AI agent.
Add case comment
Adds a comment to a specific case. This helps keep a history of notes on your active tickets.
Bulk create saved objects
Creates multiple saved objects at once. This saves time when setting up new environments.
Bulk get saved objects
Retrieves multiple saved objects in a single request. Use this to quickly audit your saved assets.
Bulk update saved objects
Updates several saved objects simultaneously. This is the fastest way to apply changes to multiple items.
Copy saved objects
Moves saved objects from one Kibana space to another. It makes moving dashboards between environments much easier.
Create agent policy
Sets up a new policy for an Elastic Agent. This helps manage how your agents interact with your data.
Create case
Generates a new case record. Use this to start tracking a new issue or request.
Create connector
Sets up a new connector for data ingestion. This helps bring in new data sources to your stack.
Create data view
Builds a new data view for easier exploration. This makes it simpler for users to query specific data.
Create enrollment key
Generates a key to enroll new agents. Use this to quickly add new devices to your fleet.
Create or update role
Defines or modifies a Kibana role for permissions. This helps control who can see what in your instance.
Create rule
Sets up a new alerting rule. Use this to notify your team when specific conditions are met.
Create runtime field
Adds a new runtime field to a data view. This allows you to create new fields without reindexing data.
Create saved object
Makes a new saved object like a dashboard. Use this to build out your monitoring visuals.
Create short url
Generates a shortened URL for easy sharing. This makes it simple to share dashboards with teammates.
Create space
Makes a new workspace for a specific team. This keeps your dashboards organized by department.
Delete cases
Removes old or unnecessary cases. Use this to clean up your active ticket history.
Delete connector
Removes a connector from your setup. Use this to prune old data sources.
Delete data view
Deletes a specific data view. This helps keep your data exploration area clean.
Delete role
Removes a Kibana role from the system. Use this to clean up old permission sets.
Delete rule
Deletes an existing alerting rule. Use this to remove old notifications.
Delete saved object
Removes a specific saved object. This is useful for cleaning up old dashboards.
Delete short url
Deletes a shortened URL. Use this to manage your shared links.
Delete space
Removes a Kibana space. This helps clear out old team environments.
Disable rule
Turns off an active alerting rule. Use this to silence notifications temporarily.
Enable rule
Turns on an alerting rule. Use this to activate new notifications.
Execute connector
Runs a specific connector action. Use this to trigger data updates manually.
Export saved objects
Downloads sets of saved objects. This is great for backing up your dashboards.
Find rules
Searches for all current alerting rules. Use this to audit your active notifications.
Find saved objects
Searches for dashboards and other saved objects. This helps you find specific assets quickly.
Get agent
Shows the details of a specific Elastic Agent. Use this to check the status of a device.
Get case
Shows the details of a specific case. Use this to view the history of a ticket.
Get connector
Shows the details of a specific connector. Use this to check your data ingestion status.
Get data view
Shows the details of a specific data view. Use this to inspect how your data is organized.
Get role
Shows the details of a specific Kibana role. Use this to see what permissions a role has.
Get rule
Shows the details of a specific alerting rule. Use this to check the logic of a notification.
Get saved object
Shows the details of a specific saved object. Use this to see the configuration of a dashboard.
Get short url
Shows the details of a specific short URL. Use this to see where a link points.
Get space
Shows the details of a specific Kibana space. Use this to see the contents of a workspace.
Import saved objects
Uploads saved objects from a file. Use this to bring in dashboards from other instances.
List agent policies
Shows all current agent policies. Use this to audit your agent configurations.
List agents
Shows all Elastic Agents in the system. Use this to see every device in your fleet.
List connectors
Shows all connectors you have set up. Use this to see all your active data sources.
List data views
Shows all data views in your instance. Use this to see how your data is mapped.
List enrollment keys
Shows all current enrollment keys. Use this to manage new device additions.
List roles
Shows all Kibana roles. Use this to see all available permissions in your stack.
List spaces
Shows all available Kibana spaces. Use this to see how your workspace is organized.
Resolve import errors
Fixes issues that happen during an import. Use this to ensure your dashboard migrations succeed.
Search cases
Searches through your existing cases. Use this to find specific tickets quickly.
Unenroll agent
Removes an Elastic Agent from your setup. Use this to decommission old devices.
Update cases
Modifies details of existing cases. Use this to update the status of a ticket.
Update data view
Modifies a specific data view. Use this to change how your data is presented.
Update rule
Modifies an existing alerting rule. Use this to change the threshold of a notification.
Update saved object
Modifies a specific saved object. Use this to change the configuration of a dashboard.
Update space
Modifies details of a Kibana space. Use this to rename or reconfigure a workspace.
A Connector is a URL. Vinkius runs it: hosting, security, governance, observability.
You're looking at one of 5,800+ managed Connectors. The real value isn't the catalog. It's the control plane that secures, governs, audits, and manages every interaction between your agents and the tools they use.
No Shadow AI
Every agent action is visible, approved, and auditable. Nothing runs outside your governance.
Absolute agent control
Fine-grained permissions for every agent, MCP, and tool. Instantly revoke access and audit every execution.
Cost control per token
Spend broken down to the token, tool, and agent. Budgets and hard limits. No surprise invoices.
Managed & monitored infra
We operate the runtime, authentication, scaling, retries, and monitoring. Your team manages AI, not infrastructure.
Data protection, DLP by design
Sensitive data is filtered before reaching the model. Access is governed so agents receive only the information they're allowed to use.
Token optimization, real savings
Lower AI costs by delivering the right context instead of unnecessary tools. Better accuracy, faster responses, and fewer wasted tokens.
Kibana MCP for Observability: Stop wasting time on manual dashboard migration.
This is for the observability engineers and data analysts who spend hours navigating complex Kibana interfaces to find specific metrics or manage permissions.
SRE
Audits space configurations and moves dashboards between environments during incidents.
Data Analyst
Finds specific visualizations or index patterns across massive instances without manual searching.
Platform Engineer
Automates the provisioning of team-specific spaces and default objects for new hires.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Kibana MCP help me move dashboards between different spaces? +
Yes, it can move dashboards and other saved objects between spaces automatically. You just describe the move to your agent, and it handles the transfer without you needing to export or import files manually.
How do I use the Kibana MCP to find specific index patterns? +
You can ask your agent to search for specific index patterns or dashboards across your entire instance. It will scan the metadata and list the ones that match your description.
Can I manage my team's roles using the Kibana MCP? +
Yes, you can create, update, or list Kibana roles using natural language. This makes it much easier to manage permissions and see who has access to what in your stack.
Does the Kibana MCP work with my existing Elastic Stack? +
It works directly with your existing Kibana instance. You just need to provide the URL and an API key to connect your agent to your current environment.
How does the Kibana MCP handle alerting rules? +
The Connector allows your agent to create new rules, update existing ones, or toggle them on and off. You can describe the conditions and notification targets in plain English.
Can I use the Kibana MCP to set up new spaces for different departments? +
Absolutely. You can ask your agent to create a new space for a specific department, and it can even provision default data views and roles to get the space ready for use.
How do I use the Kibana MCP to audit my current saved objects? +
You can ask your agent to list or search for saved objects. This is a great way to quickly see what dashboards and visualizations are currently active across your entire instance.
Can I search for a specific dashboard across my entire Kibana instance? +
Yes. Use the find_saved_objects tool and specify the type as 'dashboard'. You can also provide a search string to filter the results by name or description.
Is it possible to move dashboards from a development space to a production space? +
Absolutely. The copy_saved_objects tool allows you to select objects from a source space and replicate them into one or more target spaces, including their references.
Can I create new Kibana spaces using this integration? +
Yes, you can use the create_space action. You just need to provide the space configuration JSON, including the ID and name you want for the new environment.
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