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AI Service Desk Guide — The working reference on AI agents for internal IT

One page per brick of the stack

The ITSM platforms, identity providers and conversation surfaces an agent connects to, with what each exposes and where it stops.

How to Add an AI Agent on Top of Jira Service Management
Atlassian's own agents in JSM, the OAuth grant a third-party agent needs, which account bounds it, what syncs in each direction, and what to test first.
Do I Need to Replace Freshservice to Use an AI Agent?
No. Freshservice can stay the system of record: Freshworks' own AI agent, third-party agents that connect through its API, and what to check before choosing.
AI agent for Zendesk internal helpdesk: options and limits
Zendesk's own AI agents or a third-party agent in front of Zendesk: what each one documents, the API token retirement dates, and what to test before relying on it.
AI Agent Connected to Confluence Knowledge Base
What an agent reads once Confluence, Notion or Slab is connected, whose permissions decide that, how often it refreshes, and where the connection stops.
AI Agent Connected to Google Drive: What Is Documented
Which AI service desk agents list Google Drive as a knowledge source, what they index, how they apply Drive sharing, and how soon changes reach answers.
AI IT Support Agent for Slack and Microsoft Teams
How an AI IT support agent takes requests in Slack and Microsoft Teams: entry points, where the ticket lives, permissions, retention, and published limits.
AI Service Desk Identity: Okta Examples, Entra Lifecycle Controls
What an AI service desk reads from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID and JumpCloud, what it may change, and the joiner, mover and leaver limits to check before it grants access.
ITSM Connected to Claude or ChatGPT Through MCP
What connecting Claude or ChatGPT to a service desk over MCP involves: the endpoint, the credential, the tool inventory and the controls on write tools.