Let AI Build You a Dashboard

Create dashboards from prompts; refine them with widgets, filters, and visuals across logs, APM, and infrastructure.

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Feature Overview

Middleware’s AI dashboard builder lets you create complete dashboards or individual widgets using plain-English prompts, so you can start with a working view without manually configuring everything. When you need to tailor it, you can rearrange and resize widgets, filter the whole dashboard, change time ranges, add more widgets, and export.

Operate With Precision

  • Unified AI Dashboard

  • Customize with Prompt

  • Visualizations

  • Correlation

Full Dashboard from One Prompt

Full Dashboard from One Prompt

  • Generate a full dashboard from a single prompt, with widgets placed automatically.
  • Use it for common outcomes, such as logging activity and error behavior across services.
  • Create environment-level views, such as a Kubernetes health overview across nodes, pods, CPU, memory, and network.
Add the Next Widget Without Rebuilding

Add Widgets & Filter The Whole Dashboard

  • Add a widget to an existing dashboard using the AI prompt panel.
  • Filter the entire dashboard, not just one chart, using attributes like service.name, traceId etc.
  • Choose visuals & timeframes, build queries & formulas, tune rollups, apply advanced functions, and polish the layout in one streamlined, end-to-end widget creation workflow.
Pick The Best Chart for Every Signal

Pick The Best Chart for Every Signal

  • Use Timeseries, Bar, List, Query Value, Pie, Scatter, Tree, Top List, Heatmap, and Hexagon charts based on what you want to understand.
  • Keep dashboards readable for quick scanning while still supporting deep analysis when you drill into the same telemetry.
  • Start from what you already instrumented, since default dashboards can populate automatically after Infra Agent and APM setup.
Jump from Spikes to Related Logs and Traces

Jump from Spikes to Related Logs and Traces

  • Logs include a trace ID that correlates the log to its related trace, so you can move from “what happened” to “how the request flowed.”
  • See related logs alongside spans using Trace ID correlation, so debugging stays grounded in the request context.
  • Use this flow to confirm scope, validate root cause, and act faster without switching tools.

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