Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping
Maps vendor audit-log payloads to Dynatrace's semantic dictionary and drafts the OpenPipeline extraction rules.
Test report
- Verdict
- Tested · Works
- Score
- Tested
- Jul 13, 2026
- Environment
- Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)
- Upstream re-checked
- Aug 10, 2026 · d3fc4ef
Ran Workflow A against a synthetic Duo Security auth payload: the skill correctly refused to map the vendor's event timestamp to Dynatrace's `timestamp` field (auto-set on ingest) and routed it to `audit.time` instead — validation-rules.md explicitly flags the opposite mistake as a 'major' error — then stopped for approval before drafting the OpenPipeline sketch, exactly as documented. Fully self-contained: every referenced reference file and sample lives inside its own skill folder, no sibling dependency.
Scored on four weighted criteria — install, triggering, output vs. baseline, docs. How scoring works
- Installs cleanly 5/5
- Triggers reliably 5/5
- Output vs. baseline 8/10
- Docs & honesty 5/5
What Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping does
Suggests and validates field mappings from raw vendor audit/auth logs (Okta, CyberArk, Azure SignInLogs, GitHub, Akamai, etc.) to Dynatrace's log semantic dictionary, inventories which content fields are buried vs promoted, and proposes OpenPipeline DQL extraction rules to fix gaps — with a live-tenant runtime-validation mode. Trigger it when mapping a new vendor's audit feed, checking required semantic fields, or validating an already-ingested event against the dictionary; not for general DQL query-writing or infra alerting questions.
How to install Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping
git clone https://github.com/Dynatrace/dynatrace-for-ai
cd dynatrace-for-ai
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r skills/dt-obs-log-semantic-mapping ~/.claude/skills/dt-obs-log-semantic-mapping
Skills live in ~/.claude/skills/ (global) or .claude/skills/
(per-project). Restart Claude Code after installing.
Commands — how to trigger Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping
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/dt-obs-log-semantic-mappingMaps vendor audit-log payloads to Dynatrace's semantic dictionary and drafts the OpenPipeline extraction rules.
It also activates on plain-language prompts like these:
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Map these Okta audit logs to Dynatrace's semantic dictionary fields -
Check which fields from this GitHub log feed are buried vs promoted -
Write OpenPipeline DQL rules to extract fields from this Azure log feed
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping skill free?
- Yes. The skill itself is free from Dynatrace/dynatrace-for-ai. SkillProof publishes the install command and an independent test verdict at no cost.
- Does Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping work with Claude Code?
- We tested it with Claude Code 2.x (agent harness) on Jul 13, 2026. Verdict: Tested · Works. Ran Workflow A against a synthetic Duo Security auth payload: the skill correctly refused to map the vendor's event timestamp to Dynatrace's `timestamp` field (auto-set on ingest) and routed it to `audit.time` instead — validation-rules.md explicitly flags the opposite mistake as a 'major' error — then stopped for approval before drafting the OpenPipeline sketch, exactly as documented. Fully self-contained: every referenced reference file and sample lives inside its own skill folder, no sibling dependency.
- What is the Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping SkillProof Score?
- 9.2/10 — installs cleanly 5/5, triggers reliably 5/5, output vs. baseline 8/10, docs & honesty 5/5.
- How do I install Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping?
- Copy the install command from this page, run it in your terminal, and restart Claude Code. Skills live in ~/.claude/skills/ (global) or .claude/skills/ inside a project.
- Can I use Dynatrace Log Semantic Mapping with Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex or other AI tools?
- The SKILL.md format is native to Claude (Claude Code, Desktop, claude.ai). The instructions inside adapt to other assistants: Cursor rules, GitHub Copilot instructions, Windsurf rules, Custom GPTs, AGENTS.md for OpenAI Codex, and GEMINI.md for Google Gemini CLI — our conversion guides cover each, and the free converter on the tools page does the wrapping for you.