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What's Supported in Harness AI SRE

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This page outlines the supported platforms, integrations, and features available in Harness AI SRE.

For information about support in other Harness modules, go to the Harness Platform documentation.

Prerequisites​

To configure and use Harness AI SRE, ensure the following:

  • A Harness account with the AI SRE module enabled.
  • Administrator access to configure integrations, automations, and communication tools.
  • Service accounts with API access for third-party integrations (e.g., Jira, Slack, ServiceNow).

Integration capabilities​

Every AI SRE integration provides one of two capabilities, and some provide both:

  1. Ingest: The tool sends alerts, tickets, and change data into AI SRE.
  2. Automation: A runbook acts on the tool during a response.

Transport is how the connection is made. Webhooks are ingest-only. Connectors and delegates call the tool's API and power automation, on-call schedule sync, and polling-based ingestion. Go to Set up integration management to review the authoritative per-tool capability matrix.

Ingest integrations​

These tools send alerts, monitoring signals, and change data into AI SRE. Most use webhooks.

Monitoring and observability​

  • AlertSite
  • BigPanda
  • Datadog
  • Dynatrace
  • Grafana
  • Grafana Incident
  • New Relic
  • Opsgenie
  • Prometheus
  • Sentry

CI/CD and DevOps tools​

  • Bitbucket
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Jenkins
  • Octopus Deploy
  • Travis CI

Incident management and ticketing tools​

  • Jira
  • PagerDuty
  • ServiceNow

Custom webhook sources​

  • Any tool capable of sending HTTP webhooks with JSON payloads can integrate with AI SRE.

Automation integrations​

These tools are acted on by runbooks through Harness connectors or delegates. The capability listed after each tool is what a runbook can do with it.

Communication and collaboration​

  • Slack: Create channels, invite users, manage user groups, execute runbooks via slug commands (/harness run <slug>)
  • Microsoft Teams: Create and select channels and teams
  • Google Chat: Link spaces to incidents, send messages via runbook actions
  • Zoom: Create meetings

ITSM and ticketing tools​

  • Jira: Create and manage Jira issues
  • ServiceNow: Create, update, and select records

On-call and escalation management​

  • Opsgenie: Acknowledge alerts, add responders to incidents
  • PagerDuty: Create incidents, add responders, manage on-call schedules
  • Service Paging Webhook: Trigger on-call notifications via HTTP POST or email from external monitoring tools (AI SRE native, no connector required)

Documentation and collaboration​

  • Confluence: Create, retrieve (as HTML), update, delete pages

DevOps and CI/CD automation​

  • GitHub: Create issues, comment on PRs, list commits
  • Harness: Execute pipelines, select input sets and projects

AI and machine learning capabilities​

Harness AI SRE leverages AI-driven incident response with:

  • AI-powered incident summarization: Generates real-time summaries from incident discussions.
  • RCA Change Agent: Automatically analyzes deployments, pull requests, ServiceNow change records, and change events to identify root cause candidates with confidence scores.
  • ServiceNow change correlation: When a ServiceNow connector exists, change request records automatically appear as root cause theories in active incidents.
  • AI-native post-mortem generation: Automatically generates structured post-incident reviews when incidents are closed, synthesizing incident metadata, timeline events, RCA theories, and notes into six standardized sections (Summary, Impact, Root Cause, Resolution, Insights, Lessons Learned).
  • Real-time action item detection: Automatically detects action items during active incidents from Slack conversations, meeting transcriptions, and incident notes, including assignee and due date information extracted from conversation context.
  • Investigator agent pipelines (Early Access): Extend the RCA Change Agent's investigation with custom investigation logic using pipeline stages to connect domain-specific data sources (internal wikis, observability tools, custom APIs) and enrich incident investigations with infrastructure-specific context.
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Stakeholder communication​

AI SRE keeps stakeholders informed during incidents through the following channels:

  • Status updates: Incident commanders can send structured status updates via email to stakeholders subscribed to impacted services. Recipients are resolved dynamically from service subscriber lists configured in the Service Directory.
  • Service subscriptions: Individual users and Harness User Groups can subscribe to services to receive automated status update notifications during incidents affecting those services.
  • Email delivery: Status updates are delivered via branded HTML emails from aisre-noreply@harness.io.

Feature flags​

Some Harness AI SRE features are released behind feature flags for early adopters.

To enable feature flags in your Harness account, contact Harness Support.

Next steps​

  • Go to Set up integration management to review the per-tool capability matrix and connect your tools.
  • Go to Runbooks to automate actions across the supported integrations.
  • Go to Incidents to see how ingested alerts become tracked incidents.
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