Atlassian Intelligence

A Atlassian Intelligence is an artificial intelligence platform that powers various AI-driven capabilities across Atlassian cloud products to enhance team collaboration and productivity.

• Context:
  • It can typically integrate AI-Powered Search with Atlassian cloud products through natural language query processing.
  • It can typically generate Content Draft within Atlassian cloud workspaces to accelerate documentation creation.
  • It can typically summarize Atlassian Content through AI-based extraction of key information.
  • It can typically automate Workflow Process by creating automated rules from natural language instructions.
  • It can typically enhance Service Management with virtual service agents that provide self-service support.
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  • It can often analyze Team Data to provide actionable insights for decision-making processes.
  • It can often group Similar Issues or Alerts to improve incident response time.
  • It can often translate Atlassian Documentation into multiple languages to support global teams.
  • It can often transform Text Content by adjusting tone, format, and clarity based on user preferences.
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  • It can range from being a Basic Atlassian AI to being an Advanced Atlassian AI, depending on its Atlassian AI feature set.
  • It can range from being a Limited-Access Atlassian AI to being a Widely-Available Atlassian AI, depending on its Atlassian AI deployment stage.
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  • It can integrate with Atlassian Jira Software for project management and issue tracking enhancement.
  • It can integrate with Atlassian Confluence for knowledge management and documentation improvement.
  • It can integrate with Atlassian Jira Service Management for IT service delivery and support automation.
  • It can integrate with Atlassian Bitbucket for development workflow optimization.
  • It can integrate with Atlassian Trello for task management assistance.
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  • It can be developed using Proprietary AI Models in combination with OpenAI technology.
  • It can be powered by Teamwork Graph Technology that maps organizational data relationships.
  • It can be governed by Responsible Technology Principles focusing on transparency, trust, and accountability.
  • It can be controlled by Organization Administrators through centralized permission settings.
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• Examples:
  • Atlassian AI Release Milestones, such as:
    • Initial Beta Release Atlassian AI (November 2023), introducing beta AI features for organization opt-in.
    • Early Feature Expansion Atlassian AI (Early 2024), adding AI work breakdown capability and work creation functionality.
    • General Availability Atlassian AI (May 6, 2024), featuring automatic activation for Premium and Enterprise customers.
    • Trello and Bitbucket AI Integration (June 2024), extending Atlassian AI capabilitys to additional Atlassian products.
    • Advanced Enhancement Atlassian AI (March 2025), delivering ongoing feature improvements across Atlassian cloud platform.
  • Atlassian AI Core Capability Implementations, such as:
    • Natural Language Search Atlassian AI for finding issues and dependency in Jira through conversational query.
    • Content Generation Atlassian AI for creating documentation, meeting notes, and responses in Confluence.
    • Virtual Service Agent Atlassian AI for automating support interactions in Jira Service Management.
    • Workflow Automation Atlassian AI for building rules from natural language descriptions.
    • Cross-App Search Atlassian AI through Rovo features that connect knowledge across Atlassian tools and SaaS applications.
  • Atlassian AI Product Integrations, such as:
    • Jira Atlassian AI for issue categorization, work breakdown, and similar issue identification.
    • Confluence Atlassian AI for page summarization, content generation, and comment analysis.
    • Jira Service Management Atlassian AI for ticket triage, incident grouping, and knowledge-based response.
    • Bitbucket Atlassian AI for development insights and code summarization.
    • Trello Atlassian AI for task recommendations and board organization.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Microsoft Copilot, which focuses on Microsoft 365 ecosystem rather than Atlassian platform.
  • Generic LLM Tools, which lack Atlassian-specific integrations and the Teamwork Graph.
  • Standalone AI Assistants, which don't deeply integrate with Atlassian workflows and permission structures.
  • Custom AI Development Platforms, which require technical expertise to build similar capabilitys rather than being pre-built solutions.
• See: Enterprise AI Platform, AI-Powered Productivity Tool, Team Collaboration Intelligence, Atlassian Cloud Platform, Teamwork Graph.

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