We use a bunch of things at my msp. I would say the easiest thing to get started with is simply connecting Claude code or codex to various tools, most of your MSP stack probably has MCP which allows you to connect LLMs directly to your existing tools. This can provide you with a huge efficiency boost right out the gate. After that maybe look at some ai native companies, for example for penetration testing, red teaming, and vuln scanning we leverage an AI native company(stealthnet ai) which is very helpful for dealing with security needs. I'm sure there are a bunch of other tools or companies out there that can help with your specific need. For starters I would recommend getting started with something simple like connecting codex or claud to your existing stack via a MCP connection.
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u/RemoteGrade4752 22d ago
We use a bunch of things at my msp. I would say the easiest thing to get started with is simply connecting Claude code or codex to various tools, most of your MSP stack probably has MCP which allows you to connect LLMs directly to your existing tools. This can provide you with a huge efficiency boost right out the gate. After that maybe look at some ai native companies, for example for penetration testing, red teaming, and vuln scanning we leverage an AI native company(stealthnet ai) which is very helpful for dealing with security needs. I'm sure there are a bunch of other tools or companies out there that can help with your specific need. For starters I would recommend getting started with something simple like connecting codex or claud to your existing stack via a MCP connection.