Feature Introduction
SmartAsk is Bonree ONE's built-in natural language observability assistant: ask a question in one sentence, the system automatically retrieves monitoring data to answer you, and organizes the results into a format that can be saved, exported, or added to dashboards.
Quick Start
Step 1: Access SmartAsk Go to Data Reports → SmartAsk to open the question page.
Step 2: Initiate a Question You can choose any of the following methods:
- Directly enter your question in the bottom input box (e.g., "Check CPU, memory, and disk usage of all hosts in the last 1 hour") and click send.
- Click on the preset scenario cards on the page (such as Host Performance Inspection, Service Error Rate Analysis, Container Resource Monitoring, API Response Time) to start the query with one click.
- Click on any record in the History Sessions on the left to continue the previous conversation.
Step 3: View and Process Results After the results are returned, you can:
- Expand the Thinking Process to view the AI's query path and judgment basis.
- Click Export Report (PDF) in the upper right corner to save the results as a PDF.
- In the Chart Preview, click Add to Dashboard or Card Configuration to solidify the current results into daily monitoring.
- Click Save to My Scenarios to save this question as a personal scenario for easy reuse next time.
Feature Description
Question Entry
The bottom input box supports natural language questions. You can switch AI models (such as doubao-seed-2-0-mini-260215) below the input box; different models have slight differences in response speed and answer depth.
The All dropdown in the upper right corner of the page is used to switch data ranges (such as all resources / specified resource domains), which affects the data source for AI queries.
Preset Scenarios
The 20+ common scenario cards. Click to execute the corresponding query。
Click More Scenarios in the upper right corner to view the complete scenario library.
History Sessions and My Scenarios
History Sessions: Lists all your question records in reverse chronological order, each marked with the number of rounds (e.g., 1 round / 2 rounds). Click to continue the conversation.
My Scenarios: Personal scenarios you've saved from historical results, which can be executed again with one click.
Result Area Operations
After the question returns, the following operations are available in the upper right corner of the result area:
| Operation | Description |
|---|---|
| Export Report (PDF) | Export the current answer (including tables, charts, and conclusions) as a PDF report |
| Save to My Scenarios | Save the current question as a personal scenario for direct reuse of the query logic next time |
Common Scenarios
Scenario: Export Weekly Report After Daily Inspection Click the Host Performance Inspection or Service Error Rate Analysis preset scenarios, and after the results are returned, click Export Report (PDF) to obtain a finished report with conclusions and charts, which can be directly sent to colleagues or superiors.
Scenario: Solidify Temporary Queries into Daily Monitoring When the result of a question is exactly what you care about every day, click Chart Preview → Add to Dashboard and select an existing dashboard for archiving; then you can view it every day by opening the dashboard without repeating the question.
Scenario: Reuse a Type of Question For repeatedly used query logic (such as "Check last week's P0 service error rate every Monday"), after completing a question, click Save to My Scenarios, and next time directly execute it with one click in My Scenarios.
Notes
Preset scenarios are verified optimal query templates. Users who are not familiar with how to organize questions are recommended to use preset scenarios first or ask follow-up questions based on them.
The resource range dropdown in the upper right corner will affect the AI's query scope. If the answer results do not match expectations, first confirm whether the range is selected as All or the target resource domain.
Save to My Scenarios saves the question and query logic, not a data snapshot. The next execution will still re-query based on the latest data.