🤖 Inside the Jira team's AI-native SDLC – join us live to learn more!

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The AI paradigm shift didn't just give us better tools; it made us rethink how work gets done. And the Jira engineering team has spent the past year doing exactly that: reimagining how they plan, build, and ship software when AI is a first-class participant in the development lifecycle.

Some old processes broke. Others had to be rebuilt from scratch. The result? A fundamentally different way of working, and they want to share what they've learned.

Join us for How the Jira Team Ships Features with the AI-Native SDLC, an honest, behind-the-scenes look at what an AI-native software development lifecycle actually looks like in practice.

⭐️ Here's what the team will dive into:

• Planning & work breakdown: how AI has changed the way the team scopes, prioritizes, and decomposes work before a single line of code is written

• Orchestration & review: how work is delegated to agents and then reviewed

• Agents in Jira for Run the Business: how autonomous agents help manage operational work, triage, and routine tasks at scale

• Live Q&A: bring your questions about adopting AI in your own SDLC, scaling agents, or anything else on your mind.

Whether you're an engineering leader rethinking your team's workflows, a Jira power user exploring AI capabilities, or a developer curious about what it looks like when AI becomes a daily collaborator, this session is for you.

👉 RSVP here and come ready with questions! The event will be interactive. See you soon!

📆 Note: This is the second live event the Jira engineering team is hosting this month! If you missed seeing first one — Redesigning Jira for the Whole Business: 5 Custom Templates from Real Admins — there's still time to RSVP if you haven't already. Don't miss out on either session!

[Chris]

Hi @Kristen Roth ,

interesting. I would love to take part, but at 3 a.m. I dream about other tings. :-) Is there a recording of the session that I could watch at a more European friendly time slot?

Thanks,

Chris