Cloud Monitoring Chart Generation
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This skill provides a structured workflow to transform metric queries into valid google.monitoring.dashboard.v1.Widget Protocol Buffer textprotos. It uses a multi-stage pipeline to synthesize semantic plot specifications, generate the corresponding textproto files, and validate the output against the original query parameters. It is designed for integration with the Cloud Monitoring Dashboards API, gcloud CLI, and declarative dashboard provisioning workflows.
What it does
- Synthesizes titles, axis labels, and plot types for monitoring widgets.
- Generates valid google.monitoring.dashboard.v1.Widget textprotos.
- Supports both PrometheusQuery and TimeSeriesFilter dataset configurations.
- Validates generated textprotos against input query strings and unit overrides.
- Provides attribution headers for Google Cloud CLI and API interactions.
When to use it
- When you need to create declarative dashboard definitions for Google Cloud Monitoring.
- When you have resolved PromQL or ListTimeSeries queries that require visualization as a widget.
- When you need to ensure widget configurations comply with the Cloud Monitoring Dashboards API schema.
Advantages
- Ensures structural validity of dashboard widget definitions.
- Automates the mapping of metric units to UCUM standards.
- Provides built-in validation to prevent configuration errors.
- Maintains consistency across dashboard provisioning pipelines.
Usage examples
- “Generate a widget textproto for my CPU utilization PromQL query.”
- The agent will run the synthesis pipeline, output a valid textproto block, and verify it against the provided PromQL query.
- “Create a dashboard widget for this ListTimeSeries filter.”
- The agent will process the filter string, generate the corresponding widget textproto, and validate the output file.
Install
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Documentation by Google
Cloud Monitoring Chart Generation Skill (cloud-monitoring-chart-generation)
Transforms PromQL or ListTimeSeries JSON request payloads and metric metadata
into valid Server-Driven UI (SDUI) google.monitoring.dashboard.v1.Widget
Protocol Buffer textprotos. These generated textprotos are designed to be
ingested by the Cloud Monitoring Dashboards API, gcloud CLI, or declarative
dashboard provisioning pipelines.
[!IMPORTANT] Preferred API & Mutually Exclusive Queries:
API Preference: Always prefer generating
ListTimeSeries(time_series_filter) configurations for widgets over PromQL, unless the user explicitly requested PromQL or the metric math strictly requires it.Mutually Exclusive: A widget dataset
time_series_querymust contain EITHER atime_series_filterOR aprometheus_query. You must never populate both fields in the same dataset simultaneously.Strict Passthrough: You MUST copy the provided PromQL query or ListTimeSeries JSON exact filter string character-for-character. DO NOT invent, rewrite, or modify the queries under any circumstances.
[!CAUTION] CRITICAL EXECUTION & WORKING DIRECTORY RULES:
DO NOT CHANGE WORKING DIRECTORY: Keep your working directory at your workspace root. Do NOT
cdinto skill subdirectories.NO DISCOVERY OR SEARCH RULE: The metric descriptor, PromQL query, ListTimeSeries JSON payload, unit, and resource type are ALWAYS present in the conversation context. NEVER run file or codebase search tools, like grep, find, directory listings, or codebase queries, to discover metric metadata or inspect repository structures.
SCRIPT EXECUTION: Execute the bundled Python scripts directly using python3.
OUTPUT GENERATION: The
assemble_widget_protoscript automatically generates a unique UUID-based filename to prevent parallel execution collisions. It will print the generated filename to standard error strongly prefixed with "Wrote widget textproto to:". You MUST parse this exact prefix from the logs to extract the generated path and use it for validation in Stage 4.
Attribution
MUST READ: Before executing any gcloud, REST API, or MCP command, you
MUST read Usage Attribution. For commands executed
directly in the terminal (never in generated scripts, Terraform, or user code),
prefix gcloud with
CLOUDSDK_METRICS_REQUEST_ATTRIBUTION="agent-skills/1.0 (skill:cloud-monitoring-chart-generation)"
and append agent-skills/1.0 (skill:cloud-monitoring-chart-generation) to User-Agent headers.
Prerequisites: Environment Setup
Install the required dependencies in your environment or sandbox:
pip install -r scripts/requirements.txtFollow the workflow pipeline
[ Stage 1: compute_labels ] ---> [ Stage 2: LLM Synthesis ] ---> [ Stage 3: assemble_widget_proto ]
Generates candidate labels Formulates SemanticPlotSpec Emits validated widget textprotoStage 1: Baseline Candidate Synthesis
Run Stage 1 using python3:
# For PromQL:
python3 scripts/compute_labels.py \
--metric_display_name "METRIC_DISPLAY_NAME" \
--resource_type "RESOURCE_TYPE" \
--metric_unit "UNIT" \
--promql_query 'PROMQL_QUERY'
# For ListTimeSeries:
python3 scripts/compute_labels.py \
--metric_display_name "METRIC_DISPLAY_NAME" \
--resource_type "RESOURCE_TYPE" \
--metric_unit "UNIT" \
--filter_string 'metric.type="m"...' \
--per_series_aligner "ALIGN_RATE" \
--cross_series_reducer "REDUCE_SUM"Stage 2: SemanticPlotSpec Prediction (LLM)
Review the user prompt, PromQL or LTS query structure, and Stage 1 baseline
candidates to formulate a 4-key SemanticPlotSpec JSON object:
title: PolishtitleCandidateto ensure it is concise, human-readable, and under 80 characters.yAxisLabel: Set this to a concise, human-readable quantitative descriptor or metric concept, like"Utilization","Bytes", or"Bytes Rate". Do NOT append unit symbols or suffixes like"(%)","(/s)", or"(By)"to the label, because units are rendered automatically viaunitOverride.plotType: Default toLINE. UseSTACKED_AREAif requested by the user or for distribution queries.unitOverride: Set this to the Unified Code for Units of Measure (UCUM) unit string, derived by applying the corresponding rules below:
List Time Series (LTS) Unit Strategy:
Trust the Candidate: For List Time Series flows, set this directly to the
unitOverrideCandidateproduced by Stage 1. Stage 1 mathematically processesALIGN_RATE, for example producingBy/s, forces%forALIGN_PERCENT_CHANGE, and correctly outputs native normalizations unconditionally.
PromQL Unit Strategy (LLM Manual Override):
Because PromQL expressions can geometrically compose, for example
histogram_quantile(..., rate(...)), rely on your own semantic reasoning to
govern the final unit:
Rate Functions (
rate(...),irate(...)): Convert cumulative counters into per-second rates. Append/sto the raw metric unit. For example, a raw metric unit ofBywithrate(...)results inunitOverride: "By/s".Exception: If
rate()is evaluated inside ahistogram_quantile(), the output is the raw bucket unit like"s", not a rate.
Ratios & Percentages (
100 * (A / B)): Ratios of identical metric units typically represent percentages, resulting inunitOverride: "%".Normalizations: Normalize
10^2.%to"%".Preserved Units: For simple aggregation functions like
avg_over_time(...)orsum by (...), retain and output the underlying metric unit without modification.Legend Template: Do NOT configure the
legend_templatefield. It is intentionally omitted so that the Cloud Monitoring frontend dynamically renders its multi-column table legend at runtime.
Example SemanticPlotSpec:
{
"title": "VM CPU Utilization us-central1-a",
"yAxisLabel": "Utilization",
"plotType": "LINE",
"unitOverride": "%"
}Stage 3: Protobuf Assembly & Output
Run Stage 3 using python3 to generate and save the widget textproto. Use
--promql_query for PromQL, or --lts_request_json for ListTimeSeries:
# For PromQL:
python3 scripts/assemble_widget_proto.py \
--promql_query 'PROMQL_QUERY' \
--spec_json 'SEMANTIC_PLOT_SPEC_JSON'
# For ListTimeSeries:
python3 scripts/assemble_widget_proto.py \
--lts_request_json '{"filter": "...", "aggregation": {...}}' \
--spec_json 'SEMANTIC_PLOT_SPEC_JSON'[!IMPORTANT] MANDATORY FILE OUTPUT CONTRACT: Do not attempt to guess or enforce the output filename. The script will automatically generate a guaranteed-unique filename and print it to standard error. Search stderr for the explicit prefix "Wrote widget textproto to:" to deterministically capture this filename, and then target it in Stage 4 validation.
Assigned Filename Feedback: Whenever an output file is saved, the script logs the file path to stderr. Read your command execution logs for the exact filename created so you can target it in Stage 4 validation.
Text Chat Output: Enclose the generated SDUI widget textproto inside a
```textprotocode block in your response:
title: "..."
xy_chart {
...
}Verify and auto-retry
[!CAUTION] DO NOT FINISH YOUR TURN UNTIL FILE VERIFICATION PASSES: 1. Validate Artifact: Execute the validator script against the generated file output from Stage 3:
# For PromQL charts: python3 scripts/validate_chart.py --input_file "GENERATED_FILE.textproto" \ --expected_promql_substring "SOME_IDENTIFYING_SUBSTRING_FROM_QUERY" \ --expected_unit_override "UNIT_OVERRIDE_CANDIDATE" # For ListTimeSeries (LTS) charts: python3 scripts/validate_chart.py --input_file "GENERATED_FILE.textproto" \ --expected_lts_filter_substring "SOME_IDENTIFYING_SUBSTRING_FROM_FILTER" \ --expected_unit_override "UNIT_OVERRIDE_CANDIDATE" # ALWAYS provide an identifying substring and the Stage 1 unit override candidate to verify you didn't mutate the data.
CRITICAL: If you generated multiple charts for multiple metrics, you MUST run this validation script independently for EACH file generated to ensure every chart is correct!
2. **Auto-Retry if Missing or Failed**: If `validate_chart` reports that the file is missing or invalid, verify your script parameters and immediately re-run Stage 3: ```bash python3 scripts/assemble_widget_proto.py \ --promql_query 'PROMQL_QUERY' \ --spec_json 'SEMANTIC_PLOT_SPEC_JSON' # Or use --lts_request_json if applicable ``` 3. **Validation & Retries**: Run `validate_chart` to verify the generated textproto. If validation fails due to a schema or syntax error, correct the parameters and retry up to 2 times. If validation still fails after 2 retries, stop retrying, notify the user of the validation error, and present the best-effort textproto. 4. **Execution vs. Validation Errors**: Note that schema/syntax validation errors from `validate_chart.py` are distinct from OS or environment execution restrictions, which are handled below in **Graceful Sandbox Fallback**.
Perform graceful sandbox fallback
If compute_labels.py, assemble_widget_proto.py, or validate_chart.py
cannot be executed due to environment or sandbox restrictions, do the
following:
Notify the user which script cannot be executed and why.
Synthesize and output the complete widget textproto directly in your response, following all formatting and unit rules.
Provide a "Local Verification" section containing the standalone python3 commands so the user can run and validate the schema locally if desired.
Supporting Links
Files
- ATTRIBUTION.mdAdded by AutoGineer884 B
- LICENSELicence file added by AutoGineer11.1 KiB
- SKILL.md10.9 KiB
- references/attribution.md1.9 KiB
- scripts/assemble_widget_proto.pyScript8.2 KiB
- scripts/assemble_widget_proto_test.pyScript1.7 KiB
- scripts/compute_labels.pyScript11.8 KiB
- scripts/compute_labels_test.pyScript6.8 KiB
- scripts/requirements.txt157 B
- scripts/textproto_util.pyScript8.0 KiB
- scripts/textproto_util_test.pyScript10.0 KiB
- scripts/validate_chart.pyScript8.1 KiB
- scripts/validate_chart_test.pyScript3.0 KiB
scripts/compute_labels.py
"""Stage 1: Generates baseline title and axis labels for SDUI charts."""
import argparse
import json
import re
from typing import Any
# Built-in lookup map covering standard Google Cloud Monitored Resources.
COMMON_RESOURCE_DISPLAY_MAP = {
"gce_instance": "VM Instance",
"gce_disk": "Compute Engine Disk",
"k8s_container": "Kubernetes Container",
"k8s_pod": "Kubernetes Pod",
"k8s_node": "Kubernetes Node",
"k8s_cluster": "Kubernetes Cluster",
"k8s_service": "Kubernetes Service",
"cloudsql_database": "Cloud SQL Database",
"spanner_instance": "Cloud Spanner Instance",
"pubsub_topic": "Cloud Pub/Sub Topic",
"pubsub_subscription": "Cloud Pub/Sub Subscription",
"cloud_run_revision": "Cloud Run Revision",
"cloud_run_job": "Cloud Run Job",
"cloud_function": "Cloud Function",
"cloud_composer_environment": "Cloud Composer Environment",
"cloud_dataproc_cluster": "Cloud Dataproc Cluster",
"cloud_tasks_queue": "Cloud Tasks Queue",
"dataflow_job": "Dataflow Job",
"bigquery_dataset": "BigQuery Dataset",
"bigquery_project": "BigQuery Project",
"bigtable_cluster": "Cloud Bigtable Cluster",
"bigtable_table": "Cloud Bigtable Table",
"filestore_instance": "Filestore Instance",
"gae_app": "GAE Application",
"gae_instance": "GAE Instance",
"gcs_bucket": "GCS Bucket",
"redis_instance": "Memorystore Redis Instance",
"aws_ec2_instance": "AWS EC2 Instance",
"vpn_gateway": "VPN Gateway",
"generic_task": "Generic Task",
"generic_node": "Generic Node",
"global": "Global",
}
# Comprehensive UCUM & SDUI Display Name Mapping Dictionary.
CANONICAL_UNIT_DISPLAY_MAP = {
"1": "",
"%": "Utilization",
"10^2.%": "Utilization",
"By": "Bytes",
"By/s": "Bytes Rate",
"kBy": "Kilobytes",
"MBy": "Megabytes",
"GBy": "Gigabytes",
"s": "Seconds",
"ms": "Milliseconds",
"us": "Microseconds",
"ns": "Nanoseconds",
"1/s": "Operations Rate",
"s/s": "Utilization",
}
# Supported PromQL aggregation operators.
PROMQL_AGGREGATORS = (
"sum",
"avg",
"count",
"min",
"max",
"stddev",
"stdvar",
"topk",
"bottomk",
"count_values",
"quantile",
)
def compute_widget_title(
metric_display_name: str,
resource_type: str | None = None,
filters: dict[str, str] | None = None,
group_by_fields: list[str] | None = None,
aggregation_string: str | None = None,
is_ambiguous_metric_name: bool = False,
custom_resource_display_name: str | None = None,
) -> str:
"""Synthesizes human-readable, 80-char constrained widget titles."""
res_name = custom_resource_display_name or COMMON_RESOURCE_DISPLAY_MAP.get(
resource_type or "", resource_type
)
if res_name and is_ambiguous_metric_name:
descriptor_part = f"{res_name} - {metric_display_name}"
else:
descriptor_part = metric_display_name
filter_part = ""
if filters:
user_filters = [
v
for k, v in filters.items()
if k
not in ("project_id", "resource.type", "resource.labels.project_id")
]
if user_filters:
filter_part = " for " + ", ".join(user_filters[:2])
group_part = ""
if group_by_fields:
cleaned_groups = [
g.replace("metric.label.", "")
.replace("resource.label.", "")
.replace("metric.", "")
.replace("resource.", "")
for g in group_by_fields
]
group_part = " by " + ", ".join(cleaned_groups)
agg_part = f" [{aggregation_string.upper()}]" if aggregation_string else ""
full_title = f"{descriptor_part}{filter_part}{group_part}{agg_part}".strip()
# 80 char threshold & short mode compaction for readability.
if len(full_title) > 80:
if group_part and len(group_part) > 15:
group_part = " (grouped)"
if filter_part and len(filter_part) > 15:
filter_part = " (filtered)"
full_title = f"{descriptor_part}{filter_part}{group_part}{agg_part}".strip()
if len(full_title) > 80:
return full_title[:77] + "..."
return full_title
def normalize_ucum_unit(
raw_unit: str | None, has_rate_aligner: bool = False
) -> str:
"""Normalizes raw UCUM/MetricDescriptor units (e.g.
converting 10^2.% to %, or resolving rate).
"""
if not raw_unit or raw_unit == "{not_a_unit}":
return ""
unit = raw_unit.strip()
unit = re.sub(r"\s+", "", unit)
unit = unit.replace("(rate)", "/s")
if has_rate_aligner and not unit.endswith("/s") and unit != "1/s":
unit = f"{unit}/s" if unit != "1" else "1/s"
unit = re.sub(r"([^\.\/\{\}]+)(\{[^\{\}]+\})", r"\1", unit)
unit = re.sub(r"\{[^\{\}]+\}", "1", unit)
if unit == "10^2.%":
unit = "%"
return unit
def compute_axis_units(
raw_unit: str | None, has_rate_aligner: bool = False
) -> str:
"""Sanitizes raw UCUM/MetricDescriptor units into standard display formats."""
unit = normalize_ucum_unit(raw_unit, has_rate_aligner)
return CANONICAL_UNIT_DISPLAY_MAP.get(unit, unit)
def compute_axis_label(
metric_display_names: list[str],
raw_units: list[str | None],
has_rate_aligners: list[bool] | None = None,
) -> str:
"""Combines quantitative unit scaling and text axis label joining."""
sanitized_units: list[str] = []
for i, u in enumerate(raw_units):
is_rate = has_rate_aligners[i] if has_rate_aligners else False
su = compute_axis_units(u, is_rate)
if su and su not in sanitized_units:
sanitized_units.append(su)
if len(sanitized_units) == 1 and sanitized_units[0] != "":
return sanitized_units[0]
valid_names: list[str] = []
for name in metric_display_names:
clean = name.strip() if name else ""
if clean and clean not in valid_names:
valid_names.append(clean)
if valid_names:
return ", ".join(valid_names)
return "PromQL Metric Axis"
def extract_promql_features(promql_query: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Extracts basic AST characteristics from a PromQL query string."""
query = promql_query.strip()
filters: dict[str, str] = {}
for match in re.finditer(r'(\w+)\s*=\s*(?:"([^"]*)"|\'([^\']*)\')', query):
k = match.group(1)
v = match.group(2) if match.group(2) is not None else match.group(3)
filters[k] = v
# Sanitize query for aggregator detection:
# 1. Remove string literals ("...", '...', `...`)
sanitized = re.sub(
r'"(?:[^"\\]|\\.)*"|\'(?:[^\'\\]|\\.)*\'|`(?:[^`\\]|\\.)*`', " ", query
)
# 2. Remove template variables (${...}, $var, [[...]])
sanitized = re.sub(
r"\$\{[^}]*\}|\$[a-zA-Z0-9_]+|\[\[[^\]]*\]\]", " ", sanitized
)
# 3. Remove label matcher blocks ({...})
sanitized = re.sub(r"\{[^}]*\}", " ", sanitized)
has_rate = bool(re.search(r"\b(rate|irate)\s*\(", sanitized, re.IGNORECASE))
group_bys: list[str] = []
by_match = re.search(r"\bby\s*\(([^)]+)\)", query, re.IGNORECASE)
if by_match:
group_bys = [g.strip() for g in by_match.group(1).split(",") if g.strip()]
# Find the first aggregator keyword in the sanitized query.
agg_pattern = (
r"\b(" + "|".join(re.escape(a) for a in PROMQL_AGGREGATORS) + r")\b"
)
first_agg: str | None = None
for match in re.finditer(agg_pattern, sanitized, re.IGNORECASE):
start, end = match.span()
# Avoid matching if part of a dotted, colon, or path metric identifier
if start > 0 and sanitized[start - 1] in (":", ".", "/"):
continue
if end < len(sanitized) and sanitized[end] in (":", ".", "/"):
continue
first_agg = match.group(1).upper()
break
if has_rate:
agg = "RATE"
elif first_agg:
agg = first_agg
else:
agg = None
return {
"has_rate": has_rate,
"aggregation": agg,
"group_by_fields": group_bys,
"filters": filters,
}
def extract_filter_features(
filter_str: str, per_series_aligner: str
) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Extracts characteristics from a ListTimeSeries filter string."""
filters: dict[str, str] = {}
if not filter_str:
return {
"has_rate": False,
"filters": {},
"metric_type": "",
"resource_type": "",
}
for match in re.finditer(
r'([\w\.]+)\s*=\s*(?:"([^"]*)"|\'([^\']*)\')', filter_str
):
k = match.group(1)
v = match.group(2) if match.group(2) is not None else match.group(3)
filters[k] = v
metric_type = filters.pop("metric.type", "")
resource_type = filters.pop("resource.type", "")
has_rate = per_series_aligner == "ALIGN_RATE"
return {
"metric_type": metric_type,
"resource_type": resource_type,
"filters": filters,
"has_rate": has_rate,
}
def main() -> None:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Stage 1 baseline candidate label generator for Server-Driven UI (SDUI) charts."
)
parser.add_argument(
"--user_prompt",
"-p",
default="",
help="Natural language prompt for plot type and polish.",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--metric_type",
"-t",
default="",
help=(
"Metric type (for example:"
" 'compute.googleapis.com/instance/cpu/utilization')."
),
)
parser.add_argument(
"--metric_display_name",
"-m",
default="",
help="Metric display name (for example: 'Disk Read Bytes', 'CPU Utilization').",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--resource_type",
"-r",
default="",
help="Resource type (for example: 'gce_instance', 'k8s_container').",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--metric_unit",
"-u",
default="",
help="Raw metric unit (for example: 'By', 's', '%%').",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--promql_query", "-q", default="", help="PromQL expression."
)
parser.add_argument(
"--filter_string", "-f", default="", help="ListTimeSeries filter string."
)
parser.add_argument(
"--per_series_aligner",
"-a",
default="",
help="ListTimeSeries perSeriesAligner.",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--cross_series_reducer",
"-c",
default="",
help="ListTimeSeries crossSeriesReducer.",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--group_by",
"-g",
nargs="*",
default=None,
help="Optional list of group by fields.",
)
args = parser.parse_args()
promql_info = (
extract_promql_features(args.promql_query) if args.promql_query else {}
)
filter_info = (
extract_filter_features(args.filter_string, args.per_series_aligner)
if args.filter_string
else {}
)
metric_type = args.metric_type or filter_info.get("metric_type", "")
res_type = args.resource_type or filter_info.get("resource_type", "")
metric_name = args.metric_display_name or (
metric_type.split("/")[-1] if metric_type else "Metric Query"
)
group_bys = (
args.group_by
if args.group_by is not None
else promql_info.get("group_by_fields", [])
)
filters = {**filter_info.get("filters", {}), **promql_info.get("filters", {})}
agg = promql_info.get("aggregation", None) or (
args.cross_series_reducer or args.per_series_aligner or None
)
if agg and agg.startswith("REDUCE_"):
agg = agg[len("REDUCE_") :]
elif agg and agg.startswith("ALIGN_"):
agg = agg[len("ALIGN_") :]
has_rate = promql_info.get("has_rate", False) or filter_info.get(
"has_rate", False
)
title_candidate = compute_widget_title(
metric_display_name=metric_name,
resource_type=res_type,
filters=filters,
group_by_fields=group_bys,
aggregation_string=agg,
)
unit_override = normalize_ucum_unit(
args.metric_unit, has_rate_aligner=has_rate
)
if args.per_series_aligner == "ALIGN_PERCENT_CHANGE":
unit_override = "%"
axis_label_candidate = compute_axis_label(
metric_display_names=[metric_name],
raw_units=[args.metric_unit],
has_rate_aligners=[has_rate],
)
result = {
"titleCandidate": title_candidate,
"yAxisLabelCandidate": axis_label_candidate,
"unitOverrideCandidate": unit_override,
}
print(json.dumps(result, indent=2))
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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