Dynatrace Assist allows you to chat with Dynatrace Intelligence and ask questions about the data in your environment, as well as general questions to help you with onboarding to Dynatrace and understanding our core concepts.
The following table describes the required permissions.
To use Dynatrace Assist in the generative AI mode, you only need the following permissions:
document:documents:writedocument:documents:readdocument:documents:deletedavis-copilot:conversations:executehub:catalog:readYou require the remaining permissions in the table only if you want to use the full extent of agentic Dynatrace Assist capabilities. For more information, see Dynatrace Assist agentic permissions.
For more information, see Getting started with Dynatrace Intelligence agentic and generative AI.




After enabling Dynatrace Intelligence generative AI on your environment and setting the user permissions, you should see a new icon below the Search in the dock.
Starting with Dynatrace version 1.335+, Dynatrace generative AI is enabled by default for all new tenants. This means that the change is applicable to all tenants created from Dynatrace version 1.335 onwards. You can see and change the setting in
Settings > Dynatrace Intelligence > Generative and agentic AI > Enable generative AI if you'd like to opt out.
Keep in mind that:
Answers are generated based on Dynatrace-related resources. If the model is unable to respond to your question, you'll see an error message:
With agentic AI enabled, you can ask Dynatrace Assist to analyze and provide insights on the data and security of your environment. For examples, see Ask about your environment.
Dynatrace Assist has limited access to the information and data that's visible in the app currently opened alongside the chat window. To ensure the responses are relevant and accurate, provide as much detail and context as possible in your prompt.
Make sure to exclude the PII data, otherwise, Dynatrace Assist will block your requests. To learn more about PII masking and preventative request blocking, see Dynatrace AI data privacy and security.
To learn more about getting started with agentic Dynatrace Assist, see Enable agentic AI for Dynatrace Assist.
Aside from standard Dynatrace Assist permissions, you also need additional permissions for calling the agentic AI tools. For the list of tools and permissions they require, see MCP tools.
Dynatrace Assist uses different sources and approaches to generate responses for your prompts depending whether you use generative or agentic AI:
Generative Dynatrace Assist enriches its answers based on the official Dynatrace sources, such as:
With agentic AI enabled, Dynatrace Assist uses skills, reference files, and MCP tools to query and analyze data found in your Dynatrace environment. While the skills and reference files are consulted for each user prompt, you can set permissions for each tool and decide which ones are called.
Agentic Dynatrace Assist can use a curated knowledge base consisting of skills and reference files to guide the underlying model to follow Dynatrace best practices for complex use cases and advanced data analysis. The skills available for agentic Dynatrace Assist follow the same open format as Anthropic's Claude Agent Skills.
With the help of the knowledge base, Assist can conduct deeper analysis for:
Agentic Dynatrace Assist has access to MCP tools to read and analyze data from your Dynatrace environment. These tools allow Dynatrace Assist to query real-time telemetry, open problems, security findings, logs, and other environment data and provide more accurate, context-aware answers.
To see which tools Dynatrace Assist has access to, open the Dynatrace Assist chat window and select in the top right.
You can provide feedback using the built-in feedback mechanism.
Your feedback isn't used to automatically train any models. It's reviewed only by the product team to monitor the response quality and improve the core product offering.
Go through the following process to learn using Dynatrace Assist
You can use agentic Dynatrace Assist to:
You can also give your MCP client access to Dynatrace knowledge and expertise with our open source skill, prompt, and instruction database, Dynatrace for AI.