Kristof Kowalski
Community@krzko
Building @gethyperapp 📋 Created https://pastebase.net 🐦🔥 Created @skylark-browser
Agent Skills by Kristof Kowalski
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
krzkometrics-queries
Construct correct Honeycomb queries for OpenTelemetry metrics datasets including gauges, counters, and histograms.
krzkocreate-honeycomb-board
Designs and creates Honeycomb boards with query, SLO, and text panels via MCP tools.
krzkootel-migration
Retrofit OpenTelemetry tracing, logging, and metrics into existing uninstrumented applications.
krzkoobservability-fundamentals
Explains observability first principles including wide events, high cardinality, and the core analysis loop.
krzkoslos-and-triggers
Interprets Honeycomb SLO compliance, error budgets, and trigger status to guide reliability decisions.
krzkobeeline-migration
Migrates Honeycomb Beeline instrumentation to OpenTelemetry SDKs across five languages.
krzkoquery-patterns
Guides construction and interpretation of Honeycomb queries on trace and event datasets.
krzkoproduction-investigation
Diagnose production issues in Honeycomb using structured query, BubbleUp, and trace analysis workflows.
krzkootel-instrumentation
Configure OpenTelemetry SDKs and custom instrumentation to send traces to Honeycomb.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kristof Kowalski
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with krzko's observability skills?▼
You can instrument applications with OpenTelemetry SDKs, migrate from Honeycomb Beelines to OTel, query trace and metrics datasets correctly, build Honeycomb boards with SLOs, interpret error budget burn rates, configure triggers, and run structured production incident investigations using BubbleUp and trace analysis.
Who should use these Honeycomb and OpenTelemetry skills?▼
Site reliability engineers, platform engineers, and backend developers responsible for production observability. They suit teams adopting OpenTelemetry, migrating off deprecated Beelines, debugging latency spikes or outages, and managing SLO compliance and alerting in Honeycomb.
How do the Honeycomb board and query skills work in practice?▼
The create-honeycomb-board skill invokes Honeycomb MCP functions like create_board, run_query, and get_query_results to design dashboards with queries and SLOs. Query skills guide correct operation selection—percentiles over AVG, HEATMAP for distributions—and enforce metrics-dataset rules like automatic temporal aggregation.
What prerequisites are needed before using these skills?▼
You need an existing application or service, access to a Honeycomb environment with datasets, and for board creation the Honeycomb MCP integration. Migration skills assume an existing codebase—either uninstrumented or using Beelines—rather than greenfield projects.
Do these skills cover conceptual observability questions or only hands-on tasks?▼
Both. The observability-fundamentals skill explains first principles—wide events, high cardinality, events versus metrics versus logs, and the core analysis loop—while the other eight skills provide hands-on guidance for instrumentation, querying, SLOs, migrations, and production debugging.