Control access to beta AI features
Control access to supported beta AI and Rovo features across apps in your organization. By default, your users can access upcoming AI and Rovo features before they’re generally available. If you disable beta features, users will get AI and Rovo features as they become generally available, subject to your AI settings.
When you disable beta AI and Rovo features, you disable:
Rovo Dev in Jira: generate code directly from your Jira work items - Rovo Dev writes code, creates branches, pushes commits, and more.
Rovo Dev in automations: use Rovo Dev code review actions in automations.
Rovo Dev in Visual Studio Code (VS Code): work with Rovo Dev natively inside VS Code, with all the context from across your Atlassian site.
Rovo Dev in Bitbucket Pipelines: Rovo Dev helps you troubleshoot problems in your pipeline, and summarizes recent deployments.
Create with Rovo in Confluence: start with a great first draft, created with Rovo AI. Prompt Rovo to create Live Docs, Pages, or Whiteboards based off your organization’s knowledge.
Confluence editor toolbar enhancements: new Editor AI toolbars in Live Docs, Pages, and Whiteboards put Rovo in-line with where you’re already working. Collaborate with AI and see content flow into place with controls right at your fingertips.
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Disable beta features
To disable beta features:
Go to Atlassian Administration. Select your organization if you have more than one.
Select Apps > AI settings > AI-enabled apps.
Select Beta features.
Turn off Enable beta features.
Enable beta features
If you previously disabled beta AI and Rovo features, you can enable them again at any time.
To enable beta features:
Go to Atlassian Administration. Select your organization if you have more than one.
Select Apps > AI settings > AI-enabled apps.
Select Beta features.
Turn on Enable beta features.
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