The future of teamwork unveiled: AI and beyond at Atlassian Team Barcelona

Designed to help bridge knowledge silos, Atlassian Rovo helps workers, in Mike's words, "find knowledge, learn from it, and take action". Built on Atlassian's common data model Teamwork Graph, Rovo pulls and centralises data from across Atlassian tools and other work management applications, offering teams a complete view of an organisation's goals, knowledge, teams, and work statuses. From this data, Rovo becomes an AI teammate to streamline how work is delivered—and the richer the data in the teamwork model, the more powerful Rovo becomes.

Users can now deploy Rovo out-of-the-box by building their own Rovo agents for specific use cases without code, or with the 20 Rovo agents now available to solve essential business problems and help teams with tasks like writing job descriptions, reporting bugs, creating service desk tickets, and generating OKRs.

It was also announced that Autodev Agent is now available in Early Access, allowing teams to leverage AI to generate code plans, create pull requests, and build software within Rovo.

The new Autoreview Agent, meanwhile, shortens the pull request process by extending a team's capabilities with an experienced dev to review code, make suggestions, and directly apply code changes. Teams can accept or reject suggestions, chat with the agent to understand why the suggestions are being made, and even learn and upskill with AI.

Next, Anu Bharadwaj, President at Atlassian, took the audience through Atlassian's system of work, a philosophy of how tech-driven organisations can do their best work—from setting goals to delivering work to unleashing collective knowledge—with Atlassian tools and solutions across all departments.

She shared how Atlassian tools support collaboration and success across the lifecycle, from ideation onwards, unveiling exciting announcements and product evolutions along the way.

Under the ‘work’ aspect of the system of work, Anu detailed how enhancements across the Atlassian stack will help teams communicate efficiently and get what they need, faster.

Program Boards in Jira now help managers achieve a single view of work, giving them visibility into the work, priorities, and dependencies of multiple teams.

She also announced general availability of Compass Premium for large organisations looking to scale their internal developer portal with enhanced capabilities across compliance, support, and data. An integration between Jira Service Management and OpsGenie is also available to support improved collaboration between IT and development teams.