Help us reimagine Jira Admin workflows with agents

[#1]

Hi Community! 👋

I’m Dmitry, a Product Manager on the Jira Admin team.

We’re exploring how AI agents can help Jira Admins automate more of their daily work and spend less time on repetitive tasks - such as Jira configuration updates, user requests related to Jira configuration, or any other time-consuming workflows.

We’re inviting Jira Admins to directly influence Jira’s roadmap, shape what an “admin agent” should (and shouldn’t) do, and help us design solutions that meaningfully reduce admin toil.

We want to understand:

• Which admin tasks and workflows are most time-consuming or repetitive.

• Where you’d feel comfortable letting an agent help (and where you absolutely wouldn’t).

• How agents should fit into your existing processes, approvals, and guardrails.

• Any insights, ideas, or examples for how you would use agentic workflows to improve efficiency.

• Extra points if you have examples of agentic workflows you already use today for Jira Admin tasks!

What participation looks like

We’re looking for 15 Jira Admins who are open to:

• A 45–60 minute call where we:

  • Walk through how you handle Admin workflows today.

  • Discuss where an agent could assist you with parts of that process 

  • Co‑design possible flows or agent behaviors with you.

• (Optional) Participating in future follow-up research or early access testing.

📩 How to participate

If you’re interested, please fill out this short form so we can schedule a call with you:

👉 Participation form

We’ll review responses and reach out via email to schedule a call soon.

P.S. If you have any ideas to share or discuss right away, post them below!

[Julia Foden]

My ideas where an agent might be able to help are things that I used to do in my last job by API. For example adding a long list of options to a custom field context. I didn't want to be manually copy & pasting so I would convert the list to JSON and fire it in by the API from Postman. If that could be done by an agent reading from a list in some format that would be great.

I also used to use the API to create new projects with a certain standard configuration, including adding user groups to roles and adding the new project to custom field contexts. And then I would have to manually update a load of automation rules to add the new project. Could an agent do any/all of this?

[Rune Rasmussen]

Off the top of my head, as an admin I would use agents to circumvent the current long running shortcomings of Jira/Confluence.

By far the greatest time sink in my daily work as a Jira/Confluence admin is attempting to work around missing features (that have had feature requests open for years/decades).

Also, don't you guys normally use UserInterviews for these research/interview sessions?