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Should Rovo refuse to answer when organizational knowledge quality is too low?

AGASTYA SHARMA
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July 12, 2026
Sometimes Rovo has enough information to generate an answer—but not enough to generate a reliable one.
 
Should it explicitly say:
 
"I don't have enough trustworthy organizational knowledge to answer."
 
instead of producing a potentially incorrect response?

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Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_
Community Champion
August 8, 2026

@AGASTYA SHARMA I’d separate prompting from a built-in safeguard. You can instruct a custom Rovo Agent to abstain when its sources don’t support an answer, but Atlassian doesn’t currently document an organization-wide knowledge-quality threshold that guarantees this behavior. A useful governance feature would be evidence-based abstention: if reliable sources are insufficient, say so, identify what’s missing, and ask for more context rather than generating a confident answer.

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Nikola Perisic
Community Champion
July 12, 2026

Hi @AGASTYA SHARMA 

Yes, you should always say to the AI what to emphasize and what to avoid.

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