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Use Rovo with AI in your apps

AI is available and automatically activated for all apps on Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans. Organization admins can manage AI preferences from Apps > AI settings > AI-enabled apps in Atlassian Administration.

AI is not available in Atlassian Government organizations.

 

Once AI is activated, you can take advantage of Rovo’s AI capabilities in your apps.

For example, when viewing a page in Confluence, select the Rovo icon to create a summary of the content on the page that you can read to quickly get context.

An example of the Atlassian Intelligence icon in the toolbar in Confluence

Using Rovo when searching

Rovo provides answers to simple, natural language prompts so you can find the most relevant and reliable work and information.

When searching in Confluence, you can use AI by selecting Ask Rovo to find fast answers to your questions, along with the latest sources to reference. Learn more about using Rovo to search for answers in Confluence

Not sure what questions to ask?

Here are a few suggestions:

  • What are the latest release notes for Project Sunrise?

  • What is Fran Perez working on?

  • When are we launching our next marketing campaign?

An example of interacting with Atlassian Intelligence when searching in Confluence

Similarly, you can use Rovo in Jira to instantly translate simple queries into complex JQL. To access Rovo, select Ask Rovo and enter your prompt in the search box that appears. Learn more about using Rovo to search for work items in Jira

Not sure what questions to ask?

Here are a few suggestions:

  • What work items in ‘Donut Plains’ were created in the last 30 days?

  • What are the top bugs in project ‘Donut Plains’?

  • Which work items are still open in closed sprints?

An example of interacting with Atlassian Intelligence when searching for issues in Jira
An example of interacting with Atlassian Intelligence when searching in Jira

Using Rovo when editing content

Draft new content for work item descriptions and comments in seconds with Rovo. To use Rovo when editing, select Ask Rovo from the main toolbar — or type /ai or /rovo. Then, type your prompt or select from the list of options.

An example of interacting with Atlassian Intelligence when editing content

You can also transform content that you’ve already written, changing its tone, fixing spelling and grammar, and more. Just highlight the text you want to edit, and select the Ask Rovo button that appears.

Need some inspiration for editing with Rovo?

Here’s a few suggestions:

  • Turn rough release notes into content that your marketing team can use

  • Clean up long-winded documentation

  • Provide the TL;DR for leadership reports

Use Rovo when working with analytics

Rovo allows you to generate SQL queries with natural language prompts to query and transform your data in Atlassian Analytics.

In the SQL editor, select the Rovo icon, type in your prompt, and select Go. Learn more about using Rovo to generate SQL queries in Atlassian Analytics

An example of interacting with Atlassian Intelligence in Atlassian Analytics

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