Changelog
The SigNoz Plugin for AI Coding Agents
SigNoz now ships as a plugin built on Agent Skills, the open format for extending AI coding agents. One install bundles every SigNoz skill along with the MCP server registration, so your agent can both reason about SigNoz and act on your data.
The plugin is available for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Devin CLI, Antigravity CLI, and Grok Build, and on Claude Desktop from the Claude plugin directory. If your agent has no plugin support, or you want only a few skills, you can install the skill files on their own through skills.sh. See Agent Skills & Plugin to get set up.
More Intuitive Log Details

The Log Details sidebar has been overhauled with a new data viewer, Highlights section, and updated header for a cleaner and more consistent way to inspect logs.
- New DataViewer: The Overview tab now behaves similarly to the one available in Trace Details, replacing the previous Attributes table and body editor.
- Richer rendering for structured and plain-text log bodies, with support for JSON, ANSI colours, escaped characters, and sanitised content.
- JSON view is retained, with improved performance when handling large log bodies.
- Actions on log fields: Scalar values can be Filter In, Filter Out, or Group By. Array elements support filtering, while containers can be copied or pinned. Group By for body fields is available for JSON bodies.
- Highlights: A new Highlights section surfaces key log metadata when available, including severity, trace ID, service, namespace, environment, and span ID. Trace IDs link directly to Trace Details in a new tab.
- Improved severity indicators: Log messages now use consistent severity colours across all severity levels.
- Updated header: The log timestamp now replaces the previous "Log details" title, while navigation, close, and overflow controls remain available.
Copy LogandCopy Linkto Log actions have moved into the overflow menu.
The revamped Log Details experience is available across Logs Explorer, Infrastructure Monitoring, and Dashboards views.
22 New Onboarding Integrations
SigNoz onboarding now offers twenty-two additional data sources: GitHub Copilot, Grok Build, Serilog, Neon, Dify, Firecrawl, KEDA, CloudNativePG, Kong Gateway, Supabase Logs, OpenTelemetry Collector Metrics, and GCP Integration, along with six Azure services — Cosmos DB, MongoDB vCore, PostgreSQL Flexible Server, Cache for Redis, SQL Managed Instance, and Managed Instance for Apache Cassandra — and two GCP services, Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL and Memorystore for Redis.
Bug Fixes
- The Logs and Traces Explorers now let you add columns for two fields that share a name but differ in data type.
- Logs Explorer now accepts columns for fields unavailable in the suggestions, such as a nested path inside a JSON body.
- The Infrastructure Monitoring view now uses the last valid page number when the number value in the URL points past the end of the results.