elastic_security: AI-optimized MCP actions - #21824
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Consolidates 14 legacy actions into 11 AI-optimized tools with static schemas, behavioral descriptions, and cross-references for MCP/agent use: Read: find-cases, find-detection-rules, search-alerts, list-tags, find-assignable-users Write: create-or-update-case, add-case-comment, create-or-update-detection-rule, run-detection-rule, delete-record, update-alert-status - find-cases / find-detection-rules fold in get-case / get-detection-rule as a dual-mode (list-or-direct-fetch) parameter - create-or-update-case / create-or-update-detection-rule merge create/update per object; the latter GETs and merges the existing rule before PUT so callers only supply changed fields - delete-record merges delete-case / delete-detection-rule behind an objectType enum - list-tags and find-assignable-users are new discovery tools backed by real Kibana endpoints (GET /api/cases/tags, GET /api/detection_engine/tags, GET /api/cases/reporters), resolving previously-undiscoverable tags/assignees parameters - JSON-string props (assignees, signalIds, query/sort, threshold, threatIndex/threatMapping, additionalFields) replaced with real object/array types - find-cases/find-detection-rules/search-alerts gained an optional fields param to shrink verbose Kibana/ES payloads, and pagination guidance so agents know when more results exist - Shared params (objectType, status, tags, severity, caseId, id, ruleId, page, perPage, sortField, sortOrder) centralized as app-level propDefinitions Closes #21664
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR expands the Elastic Security integration with authenticated API methods and actions for detection rules, alerts, cases, comments, tags, assignable users, and record deletion. ChangesElastic Security action set
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes Elastic Security write and discovery behavior, but the current head can allow extra fields to override a fetched detection-rule ID and can return historical users that are no longer assignable, risking unintended rule updates or failed assignments; required source markers are also missing in several files. These concrete correctness and integration issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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`@components/elastic_security/actions/create-or-update-case/create-or-update-case.mjs`:
- Around line 11-17: Update the description in the create-or-update case
component so its final text is exactly the required “[See the
documentation](https://...)” documentation link, replacing the current ending
that uses separate create and update links. Preserve the preceding usage
guidance and examples.
- Around line 91-95: Update the assignees construction in the create-or-update
case flow to map whenever this.assignees is defined, not only when it has a
nonzero length, so an explicit empty array remains [] and is included in PATCH
updates. Preserve undefined when assignees is not provided.
In
`@components/elastic_security/actions/create-or-update-detection-rule/create-or-update-detection-rule.mjs`:
- Around line 187-199: Align the create/update branching in the detection-rule
action with the documented custom ruleId behavior: allow creation when id is
absent even if ruleId is supplied, while preserving lookup/update behavior for
an existing ruleId as intended. Ensure the createDetectionRule payload passes
the supplied ruleId and update the required-field logic only as needed for this
contract.
In `@components/elastic_security/actions/delete-record/delete-record.mjs`:
- Line 32: Update the recordId property description for the delete action to
include complete UUID examples for both cases and detection rules, identifying
each example’s source and clarifying that detection rules use Kibana’s internal
id rather than rule_id; do not use a truncated UUID.
- Around line 7-12: Update the component descriptions in
components/elastic_security/actions/delete-record/delete-record.mjs lines 7-12
and components/elastic_security/actions/list-tags/list-tags.mjs lines 7-11 so
each ends with the required “[See the documentation](https://...)” link,
preserving relevant preceding content and using the specified delete-rule and
read-tags documentation URLs respectively.
In
`@components/elastic_security/actions/find-assignable-users/find-assignable-users.mjs`:
- Around line 7-10: Update the description for find-assignable-users to state
that GET /api/cases/reporters returns only users who created or reported cases,
removing claims about commenters and assignees while preserving the guidance
about discovering profile_uid values.
In
`@components/elastic_security/actions/find-detection-rules/find-detection-rules.mjs`:
- Around line 70-76: Move the shared fields prop definition from
find-detection-rules and the corresponding inline definitions in find-cases and
search-alerts into elastic_security.app.mjs. Export it through the app’s shared
prop definitions, then update each action to reference it with propDefinition
while preserving the existing type, label, description, and optional behavior.
In
`@components/elastic_security/actions/run-detection-rule/run-detection-rule.mjs`:
- Line 61: Update the summary in runDetectionRules to use the bulk response’s
attributes.summary.succeeded and failed counts, reporting the actual action
outcome including partial failures; fall back to this.ids.length when those
counts are unavailable.
- Line 12: Update the descriptions in the run-detection-rule component and its
date props to document getDefaultRunWindow’s one-minute buffer: when
unspecified, endDate defaults to now minus one minute and startDate defaults to
now minus one hour minus one minute.
In `@components/elastic_security/actions/search-alerts/search-alerts.mjs`:
- Around line 8-12: Update the search-alerts description examples and
common-field references to use canonical Elastic fields
kibana.alert.workflow_status and kibana.alert.rule.name instead of signal.*
names. Keep the raw search behavior and response example unchanged, and only
document signal.* alternatives if the connector explicitly supports older
Elastic deployments.
- Around line 55-59: The search-alerts request should pass field selection to
the API via the fields option, using the selected list only when non-empty and
otherwise leaving _source undefined. Remove the post-response pickFields()
transformation, update its field examples to use kibana.alert.workflow_status
instead of signal.status, and retain valid current alert field examples such as
host.name.
In
`@components/elastic_security/actions/update-alert-status/update-alert-status.mjs`:
- Around line 21-25: Update ALERT_STATUSES to include "in-progress", and revise
the alertStatus description to list it alongside the existing statuses so valid
Elastic alert statuses are accepted and accurately documented.
- Line 48: Update the summary in updateAlertStatus() to use the API response’s
updated count, response.updated, instead of this.signalIds.length, while
preserving the existing status text.
In `@components/elastic_security/common/utils.mjs`:
- Around line 22-24: Update the default calculation of resolvedStartDate to
subtract the default span and buffer from resolvedEndDate rather than from a new
current-time value, while preserving explicitly supplied startDate values and
the existing resolvedEndDate behavior.
In `@components/elastic_security/elastic_security.app.mjs`:
- Around line 255-262: Update listCaseReporters so it no longer presents
historical case reporters as assignable users; replace the /api/cases/reporters
request with a supported current-assignee source, or limit the action to
reporter data and remove any assignability claims.
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- create-or-update-case: map assignees whenever defined (not just non-empty) so an explicit [] clears assignees on update - create-or-update-detection-rule: fix create/update branching to key off `id` alone, so a create with only a custom `ruleId` no longer incorrectly routes into the update-lookup path and 404s - delete-record: use complete (non-truncated) UUID examples - find-assignable-users / listCaseReporters: correct description to say reporters, not commenters/assignees, since that's what GET /api/cases/reporters actually returns - centralize the shared `fields` prop skeleton into app-level propDefinitions - run-detection-rule: document the getDefaultRunWindow buffer in descriptions, fix getDefaultRunWindow to anchor the default startDate off the resolved endDate instead of a separate `now` call, and report real succeeded/failed counts in the summary - search-alerts: switch to canonical kibana.alert.* field names, use Elasticsearch's native `fields` request param instead of a client-side pickFields step - update-alert-status: add missing `in-progress` alert status, report the real response.updated count in the summary instead of the requested ID count Re-verified: 11/11 evals passing after every change.
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117-174: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBump
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- Around line 11-14: Append the relevant detection-rule create/update
documentation link to the description in
components/elastic_security/actions/create-or-update-detection-rule/create-or-update-detection-rule.mjs
at lines 11-14, after the final sentence. Also append the manual detection-rule
run documentation link to the description in
components/elastic_security/actions/run-detection-rule/run-detection-rule.mjs at
lines 12-14, after the response example; ensure both descriptions end with the
required See the documentation link format.
- Around line 32-40: Update the descriptions for the id and ruleId properties in
the create-or-update detection rule definition to include concrete inline
examples: a complete UUID for the existing rule id and a representative custom
value for ruleId. Preserve the current sources, update/create semantics, and
distinction between Kibana’s internal id and the custom rule identifier.
In `@components/elastic_security/elastic_security.app.mjs`:
- Around line 87-92: Update the fields property description in the fields
configuration to include a concrete string-array example such as ["id", "name",
"tags"], while retaining the existing explanation of field selection and omitted
behavior.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/elastic_security/actions/search-alerts/search-alerts.mjs` around
lines 59 - 60: The alert-search action has the same missing input-shape example.
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- Around line 117-174: Update the version in
components/elastic_security/package.json from 0.1.0 to the next minor version to
reflect the newly added public detection-rule methods, including
findDetectionRules, getDetectionRule, createDetectionRule, updateDetectionRule,
deleteDetectionRule, and runDetectionRules.
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…lds descriptions - create-or-update-detection-rule: add a concrete UUID example for `id` and a representative custom value example for `ruleId` - app.mjs / search-alerts: add a concrete string-array example to the `fields` prop description
Kibana's PUT would otherwise silently merge a user-supplied `type` that differs from the existing rule's type into the update body, contradicting the tool's own description that type is fixed at creation. Now fails fast with a clear ConfigurationError instead of letting Kibana reject it later.
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179-180: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject managed fields in
additionalFields.
additionalFieldsis spread after the dedicated props, so it can replace values that the action validates. For example,additionalFields: { type: "eql" }bypasses the new check because Line 210 readsthis.type, whilemerged.typecomes fromcleanFields.additionalFields: { id: "..." }also replaces the identifier returned by the lookup; the current cleanup does not restoremerged.id.Reject managed keys, including dedicated fields,
id,rule_id,type, and read-only fields, before buildingcleanFields. Add regression tests for type changes, identifier changes, and create-time required fields.Also applies to: 210-221
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- Around line 179-180: Update the additionalFields handling in the
create-or-update detection rule flow to reject all managed keys, including
dedicated fields, id, rule_id, type, and read-only fields, before constructing
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…ed/identifier fields additionalFields was spread after the dedicated named fields, so a key matching a dedicated field (type, name, severity, ...) or an identifier (id, rule_id) would silently override the validated value in the final request body — bypassing the type-change guard and letting a rogue `id` swap the update's target after it had already been fetched via `id`. Now filters additionalFields against a protected-key set (dedicated field names + id/rule_id + RULE_READ_ONLY_FIELDS) before merging. Read-only field stripping was already safe post-merge; this closes the gap for type/name/severity/etc. and identifiers specifically. Verified via targeted mock-run scripts (create + update paths) that: - a smuggled `type`/`id` in additionalFields no longer takes effect - a genuine escape-hatch key (e.g. anomaly_threshold) still passes through unaffected - an explicit, dedicated `type` conflict on update still throws the existing ConfigurationError unchanged Re-verified against the live API: eval 6 (create/update/delete a rule) still passes.
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- Around line 180-195: Update the component version metadata for this behavior
change: bump the version in the component manifest from 0.0.1 to 0.0.2 and the
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- create-or-update-detection-rule: fix a regression in the additionalFields
guard where protecting every named-field key (even unset ones) blocked
the documented threat_mapping multi-group escape hatch. Now only fields
the caller actually supplied via a dedicated prop are protected;
id/rule_id/type and read-only fields stay unconditionally protected
regardless, so the original override-smuggling fix still holds. Verified
with 6 mock-run scenarios covering both the regression and the original bug.
- find-detection-rules: add a ConfigurationError guard when both `id` and
`ruleId` are supplied — confirmed live that Kibana's GET
/api/detection_engine/rules rejects both together with the same 400
("both id and rule_id cannot exist") already fixed on the PUT path.
- constants.mjs: remove the unused BULK_ACTION_ENABLE constant and its
inaccurate "fallback for older 8.x stacks" comment — no fallback was
ever implemented, and `enable` isn't actually a valid substitute for a
manual `run` (it toggles the schedule, not a one-time execution).
- app.mjs: fix array-valued query params (e.g. find-cases' `tags` filter)
being serialized as tags[]=a&tags[]=b by axios's default, which Kibana's
_find endpoint rejects with a 400 ("invalid keys"). Added
paramsSerializer: { indexes: null } to the shared _makeRequest so array
params serialize as repeated plain keys (tags=a&tags=b) instead.
Confirmed live: the bracket-notation form 400s, the repeated-key form
returns a normal 200 result.
All fixes verified against the live API (via connect-proxy and/or eval
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- Line 155: Update the description for the additional rule fields parameter to
explicitly state that read-only fields in RULE_READ_ONLY_FIELDS, including
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…ling The additionalFields description said non-dedicated keys are "used as given" when no dedicated parameter exists for them, which incorrectly implied read-only fields (created_at, revision, etc.) would pass through since they have no dedicated parameter. They're actually always stripped via alwaysProtectedKeys — the description now says so explicitly.
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updateDetectionRule sends a full-replacement PUT after deleting every
listed field. Kibana accepts these fields and deletes omitted fields, so
an unrelated update can remove existing values. The additionalFields
filter also blocks callers from setting them.
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Use Object.hasOwn(obj, field).
… leak - constants.mjs: remove related_integrations, required_fields, and setup from RULE_READ_ONLY_FIELDS. These were incorrectly assumed to be output-only when the app was first built. Confirmed live: Kibana's PUT accepts and persists all three, and since PUT is a full replace, stripping them from every update silently cleared any existing values. Validated end-to-end against the live API: set test values, ran the actual update path with an unrelated field change, confirmed the three fields survived (previously they would have been wiped). - app.mjs: encodeURIComponent(caseId) in getCase/addCaseComment URL paths. - utils.mjs: use Object.hasOwn(obj, field) instead of `field in obj` in pickFields — the `in` operator also matches inherited properties, so a fields request for "toString" or "constructor" would have returned a function value that was never actually part of the API response. Re-ran the full eval suite after all fixes: 11/11 passing.
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In `@components/elastic_security/actions/list-tags/list-tags.mjs`:
- Line 13: Restore the required `// x-pd-ai: optimized` marker as the first line
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schema explicitly requires it.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/elastic_security/actions/create-or-update-detection-rule/create-or-update-detection-rule.mjs`
at line 19: Same missing first-line marker issue.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/elastic_security/actions/search-alerts/search-alerts.mjs` at line 14:
Same missing first-line marker issue.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/elastic_security/actions/create-or-update-case/create-or-update-case.mjs`
at line 19: Same component-level marker requirement identified by the original
comment.
In `@components/elastic_security/actions/search-alerts/search-alerts.mjs`:
- Line 14: Bump the version in the action definition containing ai: "optimized"
to at least 0.0.2, and apply the same version increment to the action definition
in
components/elastic_security/actions/update-alert-status/update-alert-status.mjs
at line 13. Also update the app version in
components/elastic_security/package.json from 0.1.0 to at least 0.1.1.
In `@components/elastic_security/common/utils.mjs`:
- Line 7: Reuse the shared pickFields implementation from
components/elastic_security/common/utils.mjs in the find-cases and
find-detection-rules actions: import it from this module and remove each
action’s local duplicate, preserving their existing field-selection behavior.
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Summary
list-tags,find-assignable-users) backed by real Kibana endpoints (GET /api/cases/tags,GET /api/detection_engine/tags,GET /api/cases/reporters) so thetagsandassigneesparameters are no longer blind guessesassignees,signalIds,query/sort,threshold,threatIndex/threatMapping,additionalFields) with real object/array typesobjectType,status,tags,severity,caseId,id,ruleId,page,perPage,sortField,sortOrder) as app-levelpropDefinitionsfieldsparam to the three list/search actions to shrink verbose Kibana/ES payloads, and pagination guidance so agents know when more results existTool set
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find-cases,find-detection-rules,search-alerts,list-tags,find-assignable-usersWrite:
create-or-update-case,add-case-comment,create-or-update-detection-rule,run-detection-rule,delete-record,update-alert-statusfind-cases/find-detection-rulesfold inget-case/get-detection-ruleas a dual-mode (list-or-direct-fetch) parametercreate-or-update-case/create-or-update-detection-rulemerge create/update per object; the latter GETs and merges the existing rule before PUT so callers only supply the fields they want to changedelete-recordmergesdelete-case/delete-detection-rulebehind anobjectTypeenumCloses #21664
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