Let's Talk About Rovo Agents You've Built

[Artem Taranenko]

Hi everyone,

Really curious about the Rovo Agents you've built for Jira and JSM.

I'm currently trying my hand in writing an agent that creates a set of manual tests from a  User Story and its Acceptance Criteria.

Would love to hear about your experience and how well the agent handled your use case.

[Tomas Vaicekauskas]

Hello,

We recently fulfilled a key project owner's request for a report on each Initiative with specific guidelines. The Rovo agent builds a Confluence table listing initiatives, delivery statuses, and recent comments. It formats comments in a set way and summarizes overall progress below the table.

We also have an agent that collects comments from child epics and creates a summary in a specific structure for the Parent initiative.

Here is an article with the same topic.

[Jason Krewson]

I know I am a bit late responding here but I was just looking into the same thing today, what agents are other people building? 

I personally haven't built much, I am currently working on creating very simple documentation for Rovo that points to Atlassian references if users want to dive deeper and providing training recommendations. I also made 2 other Confluence pages explain all the ways you can use Rovo chat to create work items and build or update Confluence pages. While advertising Rovo in the monthly newsletter I send out, May and soon June newsletters have been taken over by Rovo so trying to gain user adoption off this. 

But back to the topic of Rovo agents, so far the only Rovo agent I have built is a "Jira & Confluence Guide" agent that answers Jira and Confluence questions by guiding users to the most helpful documentation in my companies Atlassian Confluence space and also provides Atlassian Documentation references. It also  informs users how to contact me if they need further assistance. 

If anyone has great ideas for Rovo agents please share, thank you!