Products
Two products, one principle: your Splunk, your roles, verifiable answers
Adjutant AI is the workbench for Splunk teams and is available today. The Adjutant AI Domain Workspace brings the same principles to business users and is released early as a clickable preview. Both are listed on Splunkbase.
Adjutant AI
Formerly AI Workbench. Splunkbase app 8747.
A generative workbench for Splunk teams in security, operations and the platform team. Ask in plain language and get validated Splunk content back, then let the same playbooks run unattended.
- Validated SPL, dashboards, alerts, lookups and AI Toolkit pipelines
- Splunk-aware tools for Core, ES, ITSI, TrackMe, ServiceNow and the AI Toolkit
- ITSI root cause analysis and fraud data coverage, computed by code
- Event-driven, scheduled and MCP-triggered runs, plus governed integrations
- Personal edition free; Professional, Enterprise and MSP editions
Adjutant AI Domain Workspace
Splunkbase app 9691.
Plain-language answers for business users that they can defend. The plan is shown before anything runs, execution follows the asker’s own roles, and every claim is labelled as fact, calculation or interpretation.
- A three-minute guided tour with fictitious finance data
- Runs no searches, stores no data and calls nothing external
- Released before the code, so early users can shape the product
- Next: a narrated walkthrough. After that: the running workspace
- Open to design partners and early feedback
What both products share
Nothing leaves your estate
Both run inside your own Splunk deployment. There is no external service that sees your data.
Your roles are the limit
What anyone can see or do follows their own Splunk roles. The AI never has more access than the person asking.
Splunk computes, AI explains
Numbers come from Splunk and from deterministic code. When the data cannot answer, the product says so and names what is missing.
Not sure which one fits?
If your team builds and runs Splunk content, start with Adjutant AI. If the people asking questions do not write SPL, look at the Domain Workspace and tell us what your domain needs.