There's a whiteboard in almost every Confluence space I look at. The architecture one, usually. Projected in design reviews, opened by every new joiner, corrected live during arguments with a borrowed mouse. It's the most human artifact in the space — and the most expensive to keep true. Confluence now has genuinely good…
Multiplayer; everyone's doing it If you haven't seen it, check out https://therovingoffice.com and the repo linked from there. You can join a test office or create your own. You can even clone the whole project and stand the project up in a few minutes. Your agents are encouraged to set themselves up. I did that for my…
AI agents are changing how teams work with Jira: searching issues, creating tickets, logging work, and moving tickets through workflows in natural language is becoming part of the daily routine. The standard protocol connecting agents to these capabilities is the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and Atlassian offers an…
Disclosure first: I work at LeanZero, we're a Marketplace Partner, and the model below is ours. My colleague Mihai Perdum built it, trained it and published the weights, and he's the one who measured every number here on tests we can rerun. I'm posting it because I think it's the most interesting thing we've done and it…
Looking at the announcements from Team ’26 Europe, what interested me most was the direction of travel: agents working alongside teams, using the context already available, and helping get something finished. Atlassian’s announcements around AMP and Rovo Work made that direction clear. It also connects well with what we’re…
You can ask Claude to write a Confluence page and get back a finished page with rendered Mermaid diagrams in it, instead of a block of diagram code that someone still has to turn into a picture. The manual step after AI drafts a page Many teams already draft documentation with AI. You describe a process, Claude writes the…
Disclosure: Snapbytes is the developer of SnapAssign. The assignment problem is rarely “who is free?” A queue can look fair on the surface and still feel unfair to the people working in it. If every new Jira issue is handed out manually, ownership depends on who notices the ticket first, who is online at that moment, or…
Holaa Community peeps! 👋 Let's say you spent a good amount of time setting up Jira permissions, assigning users to groups, and making sure everyone had the access they needed. Everything looks good. But what happens three or six months later? Someone moves to another team. A contractor finishes their work. A project is no…
Most teams have had this happen: a task lands in the sprint, someone picks it up, and then the work stalls because the description is unclear, the requirements are missing, or a dependency isn't sorted. The team ends up chasing the details they needed before they even started. A Definition of Ready is the agreement that…
Rovo answers from every Confluence page the asking user can access, so the dependable way to stop it quoting an outdated page is to change or remove that page, not to prompt around it. Archiving is one outcome of that work, but the first goal is simpler: make it obvious which pages can be trusted, who stands behind them,…
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