Zendesk MCP: 14 tools for AI agents — create, search, assign, comment, and close support tickets.
TypeScript MCP server for Zendesk support operations — 14 tools for AI agents to create, search, assign, comment, and close tickets with correct customer requester attribution. Author: Markus van Kempen Email: markus.van.kempen@gmail.com · mvk@ca.ibm.com Website: markusvankempen.github.io No bug too small, no syntax too weird. Environment variables Quick start — Claude Desktop Quick start — VS…
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TypeScript MCP server for Zendesk support operations — 14 tools for AI agents to create, search, assign, comment, and close tickets with correct customer requester attribution. Author: Markus van Kempen Email: markus.van.kempen@gmail.com · mvk@ca.ibm.com Website: markusvankempen.github.io No bug too small, no syntax too weird. Environment variables Quick start — Claude Desktop Quick start — VS Code SSE mode — IBM Code Engine / remote Requester attribution Verify tool registration This server…
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