To reproduce:
Expected behaviour: Chat retains the "Context" line and the agent knows what page you're talking about.
Actual behaviour: The "Context" line is cleared and the agent has no idea what you're talking about.
Worse, Gemini Flash 3 Preview hallucinates a document Id and then tries to fetch a non-existent page.
It's incredibly difficult to report a bug to Atlassian, but maybe this is intended behaviour? If so, why?
Edit: It was a bug. Confirmed fixed after 20 July 2026.
For anyone finding this later: this was a bug, not intended conversation-starter behavior, and Daniel confirmed it was fixed after July 20. Atlassian’s current documentation says that when an agent is invoked from Jira or Confluence content, you can enter a prompt or select a conversation starter and the agent should respond based on that content. If selecting a starter clears the attached page/work-item context again, I’d treat it as a regression and report it to Atlassian.
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From what I've seen, conversation starters currently launch a new conversation rather than continuing the existing contextual session.
It looks like this is a gap in how the Rovo chat initializes when a conversation starter is clicked vs. when you type a message manually. When you type manually, the context line sticks because the chat session was already bound to that page. The conversation starter effectively creates a fresh session.
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Thanks for the reply.
Rovo's behaviour is inconsistent here, because if you are just interacting with Rovo Chat directly (no agent selected) then clicking a conversation starter retains the context. It's only when you select an agent first that conversation starters clear the context line.
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