Web UI Link

name: web-ui-link description: Generate URLs for the LimaCharlie web application interface. Quickly open the web UI for any feature: dashboard, sensors, detections, D&R rules, FP rules, secrets, outputs, lookups, payloads, YARA rules, artifacts, investigations, extensions, adapters, installation keys, billing, users, playbooks, AI agents, and more. For sensor-specific pages: timeline, console, processes, network, file-system, live-feed. For groups: members, organizations, permissions. Use for "open dashboard", "link to detections", "web UI for sensor", "open D&R rules page", "browser link", "app link", "open in web", "show me URL for", "go to". allowed-tools: - Task - Read

Web UI Link Generator

Generate direct URLs to any page in the LimaCharlie web application at https://app.limacharlie.io.

LimaCharlie Integration

Prerequisites: Run /init-lc to initialize LimaCharlie context.

API Access Pattern

All LimaCharlie API calls go through the limacharlie-api-executor sub-agent:

Task(
  subagent_type="lc-essentials:limacharlie-api-executor",
  model="haiku",
  prompt="Execute LimaCharlie API call:
    - Function: <function-name>
    - Parameters: {<params>}
    - Return: RAW | <extraction instructions>
    - Script path: {skill_base_directory}/../../scripts/analyze-lc-result.sh"
)

Critical Rules

When to Use

Invoke this skill when users:

• Ask for a link to a LimaCharlie feature (e.g., "link to the secrets page", "URL for D&R rules")
• Want to open a specific page (e.g., "open the detections dashboard", "go to sensors")
• Need to navigate to a sensor page (e.g., "show me the timeline for sensor X", "processes for DESKTOP-ABC")
• Ask "where can I..." questions about the web interface (e.g., "where can I configure outputs?")
• Request browser/app links to share with team members

Common trigger phrases:

• "link to...", "URL for...", "open...", "go to...", "navigate to..."
• "where is...", "where can I find...", "how do I access..."
• "browser link", "app link", "web UI"

Base URL

All URLs use the base: https://app.limacharlie.io

URL Reference

Organization Routes (/orgs/{oid}/*)

These routes require an Organization ID (OID).

Sensor Routes (/orgs/{oid}/sensors/{sid}/*)

These routes require both Organization ID (OID) and Sensor ID (SID).

Group Routes (/groups/{group_id}/*)

These routes require a Group ID.

Global Routes (No OID Required)

How to Use

Step 1: Parse the User Request

Extract from the user's request:

• Target feature: What page they want (sensors, detections, secrets, etc.)
• Organization: Name or OID (if provided)
• Sensor: Hostname or SID (if requesting sensor-specific page)
• Group: Group ID (if requesting group page)

Step 2: Resolve Organization ID

If the user provided an organization name instead of OID, or if no organization was specified:

Task(
  subagent_type="lc-essentials:limacharlie-api-executor",
  model="haiku",
  prompt="Execute LimaCharlie API call:
    - Function: list_user_orgs
    - Parameters: {}
    - Return: List of organizations with their OIDs and names"
)

Handling multiple organizations:

• If user has 1 org: Use it automatically
• If user has multiple orgs and none specified: Ask user to select
• If org name was provided: Match by name (case-insensitive)

Step 3: Resolve Sensor ID (if needed)

If the user requested a sensor-specific URL but provided a hostname instead of SID:

Task(
  subagent_type="lc-essentials:limacharlie-api-executor",
  model="haiku",
  prompt="Execute LimaCharlie API call:
    - Function: list_sensors
    - Parameters: {\"oid\": \"[oid]\"}
    - Return: Find sensor with hostname matching '[hostname]' and return its SID"
)

Step 4: Match Feature to URL Path

Use the reference tables above to match the user's request to the correct URL path. Apply keyword/alias matching for flexibility.

Step 5: Construct and Return URL

Build the complete URL by combining:

• Base URL: https://app.limacharlie.io
• Path with resolved OID/SID/Group ID

Return the URL in a clickable markdown format:

[Feature Name](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/feature)

Example Usage

Example 1: Simple Organization Feature

User: "Give me the link to the secrets manager"

Steps:

1. Feature identified: secrets-manager
2. No org specified - call list_user_orgs
3. If single org, use its OID; if multiple, ask user to select
4. Construct URL

Response:

Here's the link to the Secrets Manager:

[Secrets Manager](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/c7e8f940-1234-5678-abcd-1234567890ab/secrets-manager)

Example 2: Sensor-Specific URL

User: "Open the timeline for sensor DESKTOP-PROD01 in the production org"

Steps:

1. Feature identified: timeline (sensor route)
2. Org name: "production" - resolve to OID via list_user_orgs
3. Hostname: "DESKTOP-PROD01" - resolve to SID via list_sensors
4. Construct sensor timeline URL

Response:

Here's the timeline for DESKTOP-PROD01:

[Sensor Timeline](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/a1b2c3d4-5678-90ab-cdef-1234567890ab/sensors/abc123def456/timeline)

Example 3: Multiple URLs Requested

User: "I need links to detections, D&R rules, and the query console"

Response:

Here are your requested links:

- [Detections](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/detections)
- [D&R Rules](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/dr-rules)
- [Query Console](https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/search)

Example 4: Ambiguous Request

User: "Link to the rules page"

Response:

There are several types of rules in LimaCharlie. Which one would you like?

1. **D&R Rules** - Detection & Response rules
   https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/dr-rules

2. **FP Rules** - False Positive suppression rules
   https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/fp-rules

3. **YARA Rules** - Malware detection rules
   https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/yara-rules

4. **Artifact Collection Rules** - Data collection rules
   https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/artifact-collection

Example 5: Unknown Feature with Suggestions

User: "Link to the threat intel page"

Response:

LimaCharlie doesn't have a dedicated "threat intel" page, but here are related features:

- **Lookups** - Store and query IOC lists, threat intel feeds
  https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/lookups

- **D&R Rules** - Create detection rules based on threat intel
  https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/dr-rules

- **Query Console** - Hunt for IOCs using LCQL
  https://app.limacharlie.io/orgs/{oid}/search

Would you like a link to one of these?

Error Handling

Organization Not Found

Organization "acme-corp" not found. Your available organizations:

- production (a1b2c3d4-5678-...)
- staging (e5f6g7h8-9012-...)
- dev (i9j0k1l2-3456-...)

Please specify which organization you'd like.

Sensor Not Found

No sensor found with hostname "UNKNOWN-HOST" in organization "production".

Would you like me to:
1. List all sensors in this organization
2. Search for sensors with a similar hostname

Missing Required Information

The sensor timeline page requires a sensor ID.

Please provide either:
- A sensor SID (e.g., "abc123def456...")
- OR a hostname (e.g., "DESKTOP-PROD01")

I can also list sensors in your organization if you need to find one.

Notes

• OID Format: Organization IDs are UUIDs (e.g., c7e8f940-1234-5678-abcd-1234567890ab)
• SID Format: Sensor IDs are also UUIDs
• Case Sensitivity: Feature matching is case-insensitive
• Multiple Matches: When a request could match multiple features, present all options
• Global Routes: Some pages (marketplace, profile) don't require an organization context

Related Skills

• limacharlie-call - For actually interacting with LimaCharlie APIs
• lookup-lc-doc - For documentation about LimaCharlie features
• sensor-health - For checking sensor status before linking to sensor pages