Can Rovo's AI writing capability be called programmatically via API?

[Tiffany Garbanzos]

Hi — I'm trying to understand whether Rovo's AI content generation is accessible via API from an external tool.

We've built an automated workflow using Claude where it pulls Jira tickets and creates Confluence pages automatically. Rovo produces better release note drafts than Claude on its own because it cross-references the REQ ticket with all related linked tickets for fuller context.

What I'd love to do is have Claude handle the workflow side (finding tickets, organizing batches, creating Confluence pages) and have Rovo handle the actual content generation — essentially calling Rovo's AI via API to generate the draft, then passing that output back to Claude to create the page.

Is that something Rovo exposes via API, or is Rovo's AI writing capability only accessible from within the Atlassian UI? And if it is accessible, what credentials or setup would be needed?

Thanks!

[Ajay _view26_ · Accepted solution]

Hi @Tiffany Garbanzos 

Atlassian announced two new interfaces at Team '26. The Rovo MCP Server now exposes Teamwork Graph tools (getTeamworkGraphContext, getTeamworkGraphObject) that let any MCP-compatible AI agent — including Claude — query the full cross-ticket relationship graph across Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and 75+ connected tools. The Teamwork Graph CLI does the same for terminal/CI environments. Have you explored these tools for your use-case?

[Tiffany Garbanzos]

Hi Ajay — thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for!

Two follow-up questions:

1. Do these tools (getTeamworkGraphContext and getTeamworkGraphObject) require a specific Rovo plan or admin setting to be enabled? I checked my current Atlassian MCP connector in Claude and the tools aren't showing up yet.
2. Is there anything I need to do on my end to update the connector to get access to these tools, or would this need to be enabled by our Atlassian admin?

Appreciate your help!