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Use Atlassian Intelligence to search for issues
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What is Atlassian Intelligence?
Atlassian Intelligence for Jira Software is a new virtual teammate to help you and your team to work more effectively. Using artificial intelligence and machine learning, Atlassian Intelligence is a tool that is integrated into our cloud-based products.
The quality, accuracy, and reliability of information generated by Atlassian Intelligence may vary. Learn why
What can I use Atlassian Intelligence for?
Atlassian Intelligence in Jira Software can translate what you type into a query that searches for issues. Atlassian Intelligence can be used to:
Quickly and easily search for issues. Ask AI what you want in everyday language instead of coming up with complex queries.
How do I use Atlassian Intelligence?
Explore the possibilities of Atlassian Intelligence for generating your issue search queries.
What does searching for issues with Atlassian Intelligence look like?
Search: Type in what you’re looking for. More detail means better search results.
Go: Atlassian Intelligence will translate what you’re looking for into a JQL query.
Exit: Leave AI and go back to Basic or JQL search.
Search for issues with Atlassian Intelligence
To search for issues with Atlassian Intelligence:
From your software project, go to Issues. If you don’t see Issues, ask your admin to turn the issue navigator feature on.
Select AI.
Type in what you’re looking for.
Select Go (⏎).
Not sure where to start?
Here’s a few things to search for:
Issues in a <project> created in the last 30 days.
<issue type> resolved this month.
Issues that are still open in closed sprints.
What are the limitations of searching for issues with AI?
Atlassian Intelligence can only do searches that can be expressed as a JQL query. Learn more about JQL.
Atlassian Intelligence isn’t connected to live data sources, so it can’t assume the context in which you’re searching. Be clear about what you’re searching for.
Atlassian Intelligence may create JQL functions that are incorrect or don’t work.
Frequently asked questions
What powers Atlassian Intelligence?
Atlassian Intelligence leverages artificial intelligence developed internally and from OpenAI. It uses the Teamwork graph, which is unique to a customer's project or service work, along with internal language models and OpenAI to deliver results specific to the customer's context.
What are the limitations of Atlassian Intelligence?
As we continue to develop Atlassian Intelligence, we recognize that limitations in AI can arise from various factors, such as narrow inputs, systemic biases, insufficient training or test data, or poor quality of training or test data. However, we are committed to making improvements to our artificial intelligence and machine learning models to better address specific use cases over time.
Our customers play a vital role in helping us improve Atlassian Intelligence. If you come across any inappropriate responses, please use the 👍 👎 buttons and leave us feedback to flag them for our team.
To ensure that our technology is responsible, we have established a set of principles that guide our teams in building, deploying, and using new technologies like AI. You can learn more about our approach and principles by reading our Responsible Technology Principles.
At Atlassian, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience using our products and services. We will continue to work hard to improve Atlassian Intelligence and deliver the best results for our customers.
How is Atlassian protecting your data?
We apply our Privacy Principles and company values to our Atlassian Intelligence products, just as with everything else we do. We’re passionate about creating meaningful data controls, choices, and notices to foster open collaboration and deeper teamwork.
This means we embrace privacy by design in everything we do. You can find the existing Privacy Principles in our Trust Center and our Privacy Policy here.
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