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Explore → Dashboards lists the workspace’s dashboards with their widget count and when they last changed. Every member of the workspace sees the same dashboards. Click New dashboard, enter a name, and click Create dashboard.

Widgets

Click Add widget. The editor shows a live preview as you change settings. Choose one of three kinds:

Chart settings

  • Measure (logs and spans): Count, Distinct values, Sum, Average, Minimum, Maximum, Median, or the 90th, 95th, or 99th percentile. Anything other than a count reads a Field: an attribute, or for spans the Duration or an AI usage field such as Cost or Input tokens.
  • Metric and Aggregation (metrics): pick a metric, then keep Default for the metric or choose an aggregation. See Metrics.
  • Display: Over time, Number, Bars, or Table.
  • Group by: Service, an attribute, or for spans AI model or AI provider. Set how many Series or Rows to keep, up to 50.
  • Filters: an attribute, a comparison (is, is not, does not contain), and a value. Up to 50 per widget.
  • Unit: Number, Milliseconds, Seconds, Bytes, Percent, or US dollars.
  • Over time: Bars or Lines, and a Legend placed Below or Beside.
  • Number, bars, and table: Compare with the previous period.
Title is optional. Without one, the widget is named from its settings.

List settings

Set Rows up to 500 for logs or 200 for traces, and add filters. Click a trace, or a log that has a trace ID, to open the trace.

Layout

Widgets sit on a 12-column grid. Drag a widget by its header to move it, and drag its corner to resize it. Changes save on their own. On narrow screens widgets stack in one column. Use the pencil icon to edit a widget and the trash icon to remove it.

Time range

The time picker works as in Logs. A range that ends now reloads every widget on its own while the page is open. Drag across a chart to zoom into that window, and use Zoom out to go back.

Variables

Variables add dropdowns above the widgets, such as an environment or service picker. Open the ⋯ menu and click Add variable (or Variables once there are some). To use a variable in a widget, add a filter with the value $name or ${name}, or click Filter by $name in the widget editor. When nothing is selected, the filter matches every value. A variable with no options, no attribute, and one value is a text field.

Share a dashboard

The page URL holds the time range and the selected variable values, so a link opens the same view for anyone in the workspace.

Export to Terraform

Open the ⋯ menu and click Copy as Terraform. Superlog copies configuration for the superloglabs/superlog Terraform provider, with an import block so applying it adopts the existing dashboard instead of creating a copy. To export from a script, call GET /terraform on the management API or the export_terraform MCP tool. Without IDs it exports every alert, dashboard, and synthetic check. Pass dashboardIds to export only those.

Manage dashboards from an agent

The MCP server can list, create, change, and delete dashboards and widgets.

Rename or delete a dashboard

Open the ⋯ menu and click Rename or Delete dashboard. Deleting a dashboard removes it and its widgets for everyone in the workspace.