Splunk Agent Launchpad turns alerts, searches, and investigations into agent-powered action in Splunk. Build, deploy, and review with no code required.
Agent Launchpad lives where your teams already work. Agents launch from the alerts, searches, and detections that surface issues, and every run is grounded in trusted Splunk data. Investigation starts in context, not from a blank prompt.
Analysts and operators build and activate agents point-and-click, with no code or data science required. Splunk admins decide which tools, systems, and knowledge sources agents can reach. Teams move fast while platform owners keep control.
Every run is recorded and reviewable. See the evidence trace, tool usage, errors, and responses, ask follow-up questions, and check the work before acting. Trust builds with each run.
Splunk Agent LaunchPad is a no-code Splunk-native experience that helps security and IT teams build, launch, and review custom AI agents from Splunk signals and workflows.
It helps teams accelerate productivity and turn operational signals into agent-powered action using the workflows, context, and systems they already trust in Splunk.
Agents can be launched from Splunk search, scheduled searches, and alerts.
Agents can use Splunk context such as search results, alert context, and prior agent outputs, along with approved tools and knowledge sources.
It can support operational workflows such as investigation, triage, enrichment, reporting, health checks, and response support.
It is designed for security, IT, and network teams, including SOC analysts, incident responders, IT Ops, SRE teams, and platform owners to simplify their workflow and accelerate outcomes.
Examples include automated phishing triage, cross-stack IP investigation, and proactive infrastructure health checks.
Administrators can configure approved connections, tools, and knowledge sources centrally, and access is governed through Splunk permissions and RBAC.
Users can review run history, inspect tool calls and evidence, see clearer errors, and ask follow-up questions tied to a completed run.
Yes. It supports multiple Splunk connections and expanded connectivity, including custom MCP servers, so teams can connect to the systems they already use.
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