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Atlassian recently announced the general availability of Rovo, its “AI teammate” that helps users automate workflows in tools like Jira and Confluence. Along with Rovo, the company also introduced new AI features as part of its Atlassian Intelligence platform.
Rovo Search, the core of Rovo, allows users to search data from various Atlassian and third-party SaaS tools. With the new Rovo browser extension, users can now access this search and chat experience on any website.
One of the most exciting features of Rovo is Rovo Agents, which can handle routine tasks for employees, freeing up time for more important work. Employees can even build their own agents to suit their needs.
Atlassian plans to expand its Marketplace with more agents and capabilities in the future. The company is also making Rovo available to non-Atlassian users at no extra cost.
Under the Atlassian Intelligence umbrella, developers and project managers can benefit from new features like an AI Agent that generates code plans and recommendations in Jira based on task descriptions. This agent aims to streamline tasks and help developers focus on building new features.
With tools like AutoDev agent and code analysis for pull request reviews, Atlassian is empowering developers to work more efficiently and effectively within their organizations.
