Kibana launches AI connector enabling agents to query over 90 data sources
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 09:14·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Elastic has introduced the Kibana AI connector, allowing developers' AI agents to directly query indexed information from over 90 data sourc…
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On November 11, 2026, Elastic released Kibana AI connectors. According to Erik Currin of Elastic, the connectors let a developer's AI agent call indexed information from more than 90 data sources such as Slack, GitHub and Confluence directly, with the stated goal of breaking down internal data silos and improving context retrieval and analysis for agents. The motivation he gives is that while an alert may sit in an index, the Slack thread, GitHub pull request, Confluence document and PagerDuty timeline that explain it are scattered across other systems. Only this launch has been reported so far, and no further developments have been published.
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Elastic has introduced the Kibana AI connector, enabling developer agents to directly query over 90 data sources including Slack, GitHub, and Confluence. The feature is designed to break down internal data silos and enhance context retrieval for agents.
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