workspace/skills/splunk-search/SKILL.md
Execute and validate SPL (Search Processing Language) queries.
npx skillsauth add automateyournetwork/netclaw splunk-searchInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Execute and validate SPL (Search Processing Language) queries.
| Tool | Description |
|------|-------------|
| validate_spl | Validate SPL syntax without executing |
| search_oneshot | Execute SPL query and return results |
| search_export | Execute SPL query and export to file |
Results are formatted as Markdown tables for easy reading. Sensitive fields are automatically sanitized.
Validate this SPL: index=network sourcetype=syslog | stats count by host
Search for all firewall denies in the last hour
Export BGP peer events from the network index
earliest=-1h for time ranges| table field1, field2 to select columns| stats count by field for aggregationsSPLUNK_HOST Splunk server hostnameSPLUNK_PORT Management port (default: 8089)SPLUNK_USERNAME Service account usernameSPLUNK_PASSWORD Service account passwordThis skill uses the splunk-mcp server via npx.
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