Learn about Glidy AI features, capabilities, and how to get the most out of your AI-powered ServiceNow development partner.
Have natural conversations with AI about your ServiceNow environment. Ask questions about tables, records, scripts, and best practices. The assistant understands ServiceNow concepts and can provide contextual guidance based on your connected instance.
Beyond chat, Agent Mode lets Glidy AI execute multi-step operations on your ServiceNow instance - but never bypasses your approval. Risk-gated tool execution: READ operations run automatically; WRITE, DELETE, and ADMIN operations require explicit approval through the chat UI. Every action is visible, every write is reviewed.
Supercharge Mode enables per-instance code execution. When active, Glidy AI can write ES5 JavaScript directly and execute it on your ServiceNow instance's Rhino runtime - composing multi-record GlideRecord queries, transformations, joins, aggregations, and bulk writes into a single execution.
Connect and manage multiple ServiceNow instances from a single interface. Quickly switch between DEV, TEST, and PROD environments, or work across instances simultaneously with Cross-Instance Mode.
Glidy AI uses a BYOK model. You provide your own LLM provider key - Anthropic, OpenAI (including the Codex subscription with subsidised tokens), Google Gemini, OpenRouter, or a self-hosted open-source model - giving you full control over costs, model selection, and usage. We never mark up AI costs.
Glidy AI is designed with security as a priority. ServiceNow credentials and LLM API keys are encrypted server-side; conversations are isolated per user with row-level security at the database layer; and we collect only minimal anonymized analytics.
Glidy uses large language models (LLMs) to assist with ServiceNow development. Understanding the capabilities and limitations of AI is important for effective and safe use.
Connect your AI provider - Anthropic, OpenAI (including the Codex subscription), Gemini, or OpenRouter - and your first ServiceNow instance.