glpi-plugin-aiticketanalysis
GLPI plugin that uses local AI models via AnythingLLM to analyze support tickets with OCR and RAG-based knowledge base matching.
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Qué es glpi-plugin-aiticketanalysis
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This plugin enhances GLPI 11's helpdesk functionality by integrating artificial intelligence capabilities directly into the ticketing workflow. It connects to an AnythingLLM workspace, enabling local inference using open-source language models such as Qwen, Llama, or any model available through LM Studio. The core value proposition is that all processing occurs on-premise — no cloud services are required, ensuring complete data privacy and control over your support infrastructure.
The plugin introduces several intelligent features: automatic ticket analysis that understands user intent from subject lines and descriptions; OCR-powered attachment extraction for images, PDFs, and scanned documents; RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) enabled knowledge base matching that retrieves relevant past solutions; and intelligent suggestion engines that draft context-aware responses based on historical tickets and associated articles. Additionally, optional read-only GLPI MCP integration allows the plugin to query ticket history and user information without modifying any data.
The architecture is designed for scalability: you can choose between CPU-only inference with small models like Qwen 3B or GPU-accelerated processing with larger models such as Qwen 72B. The OCR module supports multiple languages including English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian, making it suitable for multilingual support environments.
- Analyze incoming customer tickets to understand intent and urgency
- Automatically classify tickets into categories (bug, feature request, incident)
- Extract text from uploaded images and scanned documents using OCR
- Retrieve relevant knowledge base articles for suggested responses
- Generate intelligent reply drafts based on ticket history and context
- Monitor AI processing performance through dashboard metrics
- Connect to GLPI MCP for read-only data access without modifying records
- All AI inference runs locally with no cloud dependencies or external API calls
- Supports OCR for extracting text from images, PDFs, and scanned documents
- Uses RAG architecture to match ticket content against a knowledge base
- Offers configurable model sizes ranging from Qwen 3B to Qwen 72B
- No database modifications required — purely read-only operation via MCP
- Performance scales with model size and GPU availability for large models
- OCR accuracy depends on document quality and language support of the OCR engine
- RAG responses may be less accurate if knowledge base is outdated or sparse
- No built-in escalation mechanism — manual review required for flagged tickets
- Requires a local AnythingLLM instance running alongside GLPI
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Install the plugin in GLPI's plugins directory and enable it via administration interface,Start AnythingLLM on your machine before enabling the plugin to avoid connection errors,Configure API credentials in the plugin settings under 'Configuration',Set appropriate RAM (minimum 8GB, 16GB+ recommended for larger models),Ensure MySQL/MariaDB is running and has sufficient disk space (~20GB minimum),For production environments, consider containerizing AnythingLLM with Docker,Monitor GLPI logs at /var/www/glpi/files/_log/ for PHP errors related to AI processing,Enable read-only MCP access only if you need historical data without modifying records
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