Find mistakes and slow spots in your PromQL.
What it does
Checks PromQL queries for syntax, semantic, and performance problems and helps users refine them to match their monitoring intent.
When to use it
Use for query review, validating alert rules during monitoring setup, troubleshooting slow Prometheus queries, reviewing recording rules, or teaching PromQL.
How to use it
Give it a PromQL query; it returns validation findings and an explanation, asks about your intent, and waits for answers before recommending refinements.
What you provide
- a PromQL query
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Requires Python 3 to run the bundled syntax and best-practices validators.
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