create-agent — Автоматизированное создание агентов для Kibana

--- name: create-agent description: Creates an Agent Builder agent in a running Kibana instance, wired to data source tools. Use when asked to create, set up, or configure an AI agent in Kibana. allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob, Grep argument-hint: [agent-name] --- # Create an Agent Builder Agent in Kibana This skill creates an Agent Builder agent in a running Kibana instance and wires it up to available tools. The user wants to create an agent named **$ARGUMENTS**. ## Step 1: List Available Tools Run the helper script to see what tools are available in Agent Builder. This script auto-detects whether Kibana is running on http/https and with standard/serverless auth. ```bash x-pack/platform/plugins/shared/agent_builder/.claude/skills/create-agent/scripts/list_tools.sh ``` If the script reports that it cannot detect a running Kibana instance, stop and tell the user: > Kibana does not appear to be running. Please start Elasticsearch and Kibana first: > ``` > yarn es snapshot # in one terminal > yarn start # in another terminal > ``` > Then re-run this skill. Note the two groups: - **Platform tools** — built-in tools (e.g., `search`, `index_data`) - **Data source tools** — tools registered by activated data sources (tagged `data-source`) ## Step 2: List Existing Agents Run the helper script to see what agents already exist: ```bash x-pack/platform/plugins/shared/agent_builder/.claude/skills/create-agent/scripts/list_agents.sh ``` This helps avoid name conflicts and shows what's already configured. ## Step 3: Gather Agent Details Using `$ARGUMENTS` as the default name, confirm or collect from the user: 1. **Name** (required) — The agent's display name. Default: `$ARGUMENTS` 2. **Description** (optional) — Brief description of what the agent does. Default: same as name. 3. **System instructions** (optional) — Custom instructions/system prompt for the agent. Default: none. ## Step 4: Select Tools Present the available tools from Step 1 and ask the user which ones to include. Suggest a reasonable default: - All **data source tools** (these are likely why the user is creating the agent) - Core platform tools that complement the data source tools (e.g., `search`) Let the user add or remove tools from the suggested list. ## Step 5: Create the Agent Run the creation script with the gathered details: ```bash x-pack/platform/plugins/shared/agent_builder/.claude/skills/create-agent/scripts/create_agent.sh --name "<agent_name>" --description "<description>" --instructions "<system_instructions>" --tool-ids "<tool_id_1>,<tool_id_2>,<tool_id_3>" ``` Where: - `--name` is required - `--tool-ids` is a comma-separated list of tool IDs from Step 4 - `--description` defaults to the name if omitted - `--instructions` can be omitted if the user didn't provide any - `--color` and `--symbol` are optional avatar customization ## Step 6: Verify Creation Run the list script again to confirm: ```bash x-pack/platform/plugins/shared/agent_builder/.claude/skills/create-agent/scripts/list_agents.sh ``` Show the user the newly created agent entry. If it appears, report success. If not, show any error output from Step 5. ## Important Notes - **This skill requires Kibana to be running** — it makes live API calls - **Auto-detection** tries http/https on localhost:5601 with both `elastic:changeme` (standard) and `elastic_serverless:changeme` (serverless) credentials - **Data source tools** are created by the `activate-data-source` skill — if no data source tools appear, the user may need to activate a data source first - To override auto-detection, set `KIBANA_URL` and/or `KIBANA_AUTH` environment variables, or pass `--kibana-url` to the scripts