This release adds LLM-assisted dashboard query generation, and generated dashboards can now be executed as a whole or by group within a task to cut down repeated tool calls and speed up analysis. It also strengthens JumpServer integration permissions and result retrieval, and fixes issues with Feishu Docs installation, knowledge naming conflicts, and custom MCP calls.
You can now describe what you need in plain language and let the model generate dashboard query statements for you, building a monitoring view quickly without writing complex query syntax by hand.
LLM-generated dashboard query
Generated dashboards can be executed directly in later tasks: a single call can run an entire dashboard or one of its groups, pulling data from multiple charts at once instead of calling a tool for each chart separately. This cuts down repeated tool calls and helps analysis reach a conclusion faster.
Executing a dashboard within a task
Dashboards often need further refinement after they're generated. Grouping, chart variables, and panel layout can be edited directly in the UI — grouping dashboards by business line, environment, or team, reusing the same template across different services or instances, and resizing or repositioning panels as needed.
Added LLM-assisted dashboard query generation, with the ability to execute an entire dashboard or one of its groups in a task to reduce tool calls.
Added dashboard grouping, chart variable substitution, and drag-to-resize layouts as ways to refine and maintain dashboards.
Improved JumpServer integration by separating admin and user tokens, and enabling regular users to create jobs and correctly retrieve execution results.