Preparing for my Atlassian internship — building in public this week

[shivain gupta]

I recently earned my Atlassian Forge Fundamentals and JSM Fundamentals with AI certifications, and instead of letting them sit on my LinkedIn, I'm putting them to work.

This week I'm building an AI-powered sprint risk agent that lives inside Jira. It analyzes project health in real time — completion rates, blockers, team workload — and flags risk before sprints derail.

The stack:

• Atlassian Forge (UI + backend)

• Jira REST API for live project data

•  AI for intelligent risk summaries(Nemotron 3 ultra)

Why this matters: most teams only realize a sprint is off-track during the retrospective. I'm building something that catches it early.

This is my first deep dive into the Atlassian platform as a developer, not just a user. The goal isn't just a project — it's proof that I can build on Atlassian, not just with it.

Hope I get into Atlassian. 🤞

If anyone from the community has feedback on Forge app architecture or Jira API best practices, I'd love to hear it. Building this out in the open.

#Atlassian #Forge #JSM #AI #Internship #BuildingInPublic #Jira

[Анна]

Congratulations on your certifications and internship preparation! Building a real project is the best way to learn. I’m also a Computer Science student from Ukraine and currently learning Jira, automation, and AI tools. Looking forward to seeing what you build!

[shivain gupta]

Hi, there I have built the forge app. And I guess you find at App central group have a look and feel free to share feedbacks.

cheers,

shivain