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@Ash McConnell This is a known limitation of Rovo Dev’s command-approval model. Each dynamically generated bash command is treated as a separate execution, so when Rovo writes files line by line (for example using repeated cat or heredocs), it triggers a permission prompt for every variation—even if you select “Allow…

@Oussama As @Michael Wohlgemuth mentioned-- right now you can’t embed “Ask Rovo” in an external C#/C++ app or call a Rovo agent via a public API. Rovo doesn’t expose an endpoint you can invoke from outside Atlassian. What you can do is build a similar experience by integrating with Confluence’s REST API from your app…

@bhoh_kb Enabling Atlassian Intelligence doesn’t automatically enable Rovo. Rovo is a separate entitlement and is still being rolled out gradually by site. As @Eniya Eneva mentioned first, check Admin Hub → Rovo to see if it’s available and enabled for your org. If the Rovo section isn’t there, your site hasn’t been…

@Divya Sudhakar _US - ADVS_ This usually happens because Rovo can’t reliably distinguish or satisfy the requirements for multiple issue types unless you make the decision logic explicit. By default, it will fall back to one issue type that’s easiest to create. To fix this, your instructions need two things: clear…

@Balaji Muniraja Rovo can’t “merge intelligence” across multiple agents automatically today. Each agent run is scoped to its own instructions, knowledge, and the current chat context, so one agent won’t reliably consume another agent’s scores unless you explicitly persist them somewhere. Best approach: build one…

@Fabian E_ You’re right—acli currently supports Jira well, but Confluence commands aren’t available yet. Today, there’s no way to read, create, or edit Confluence pages through acli. For Confluence access, Atlassian’s supported options are still the REST APIs, Forge apps, or MCP-based tooling. Confluence support in acli…

@Sales SoftGile I second what @Rebekka Heilmann _viadee_ says and add: Today, if an org overconsumes Rovo credits, there’s no immediate penalty or service shutdown. Once credits are exhausted, Rovo features may be throttled, limited, or paused for affected users until the next reset or additional credits are assigned.…

@Aruna Vijayan Sailaja This usually happens when Rovo can’t see or satisfy the requirements for the requested issue type, so it falls back to the project’s default type, often Task. Even if your instructions say to create an Epic or Story, Rovo will only do so if the issue type is enabled for the project, all required…

@Rajan Shanmugam This is expected behavior. Rovo can generate the chart definition, but it can’t insert or render Confluence chart macros when publishing a page. What you’re seeing is the raw chart markup, not a rendered macro. Today, Rovo can only publish plain text/wiki content. To get a real bar chart, you need to…

@Matt Welch A 403 on confluence-page-copy usually means the action is running with a different effective permission set than the UI. Even if you can duplicate the page manually, the destination parent page (or one of its ancestors) may have view/edit restrictions that block the app identity Rovo uses. Check that the…

You're the best @Rebekka Heilmann _viadee_ thank you.

@Charlie Misonne You’ve essentially reached the current boundary of what Rovo inside Automation does well. Rovo is reliable at reasoning and returning clean text values, but it isn’t reliable at discovering or resolving Jira system IDs on the fly. Jira Automation requires the issue type ID, not the display name, and Rovo…

@Muhammad Zeeshan This isn’t uncommon with the SharePoint connector. When it gets stuck in Syncing or Disconnecting, there’s no self-service recovery yet. The connector runs as a background job, and if it stalls, only Atlassian Support can reset it. Open a support ticket and include the org ID, connector name, and…

@Rob Horan Right now, no. The Rovo Chrome extension replaces the New Tab page by design, and there isn’t a setting to keep your existing New Tab while still using Rovo. It’s effectively all or nothing today. If you want Rovo without changing New Tab behavior, your only option is to disable the extension as @Laura…

Great feedback @Laura Campbell love the mention of the Office Hours. I'll add the clarification: Rovo can find files like CSVs, but it can’t reliably parse or reason over structured data inside attachments.

@Don Hames What you’re seeing is a current Rovo limitation, not a permissions problem on your side. Rovo Agents do not run as you, and they don’t inherit your admin rights. They execute actions using Atlassian-managed service identities and only through the fields exposed by the specific skill. Today, the Jira “Update work…

@Folster, R. (Ryan) Yes—this is possible, but only if Rovo can see and satisfy the required fields. That 400 error usually means Jira rejected the create request because a mandatory field (such as a custom field, component, fix version, or parent) wasn’t provided or wasn’t exposed to the agent. Make sure all required…

To add to this thread @Venkatesh Gandham: Both things are true, depending on rollout status and permissions. Space-level and page-level scoping is being rolled out gradually. If you only see “All Confluence content,” your tenant hasn’t received the granular selector yet. On tenants that do have it, you can search for a…

@David Tieman This is a known behavior. The “Network error” usually appears when Rovo hits a timeout or payload limit while trying to process large JQL results. The access error is separate—Rovo uses a service identity, not your user context, so even if you own the Confluence space, the agent may not have permission. Check…

@Kritika Khullar Today, you can’t disable or hide Atlassian’s built-in recommended agents in the Rovo Slack app. That list is system-controlled and not configurable by admins. Custom agents won’t replace or pin over them yet—users need to search to find yours. This is a common request, so the best next step is to submit…

To add to @Nikola Perisic response: Rovo CLI doesn’t expose or let users choose models directly. Model selection, upgrades, and rollout are fully managed by Atlassian, including evaluation for security, privacy, cost, and performance across Jira/Confluence workflows. That’s why new models don’t appear immediately like in…

@Pandithdurai Govindaraj and @Clay Sheaff Today, there isn’t a supported headless auth flow for the Atlassian Rovo MCP Server. The Atlassian MCP endpoint relies on an interactive OAuth browser callback, and you can’t officially “inject” a token or use a non-interactive grant in GitHub Actions yet. Best workaround right…

Yeah, Native Database support is a known gap, but there’s no announced timeline. Consider upvoting the feature request https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/BrowseProjects.jspa

@Giuseppe Torraco Good question. Even with the MCP server, you still can’t orchestrate or invoke a Rovo agent from an external agent. MCP exposes tools (APIs like Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket) to external clients, not Rovo agents themselves. Rovo agents can consume MCP tools, but MCP clients can’t call back into Rovo or…

@Dorin_Goldin This is a known issue with Atlassian’s MCP when used outside VS Code. The Atlassian MCP server currently supports SSE only, and IntelliJ relies on mcp-remote + Node’s fetch, which is sensitive to proxies and header timeouts. VS Code works because its MCP client is the reference implementation. There’s no…

To add to @Nikola Perisic comment: You don’t need a large team, but you do need an Atlassian account associated with an org (even a personal one). A work email isn’t strictly required, but billing and entitlement are handled at the org level. There’s no “solo developer” plan yet—many individuals create a small personal org…

I second @Ollie Guan nomination. @Yong Yang has been experimenting with Rovo at all levels since day 1.

Thanks for the tag, @Jensen Fleming Scenarios and the updated Skills model are already making complex agents much easier to design and maintain. The new analytics and debug view have really helped when tuning accuracy for customers. Excited to see MCP support growing as well—it unlocks a lot of integration potential. Happy…

@Andy Johnston Glad the table structure is behaving now — that’s usually the hardest part. For background colors though, Rovo can’t generate them. Confluence’s table cell colors aren’t controlled by wiki markup or markdown; they’re stored as internal storage-format XML that editors generate, not users. Since Rovo agents…

@Andy Johnston Currently, Rovo is more reliable when given a single deterministic template to fill instead of following 'two parts' (The industry is working towards more complex workflows but doesn't seem to be there yet). Table generation breaks down when the agent has to decide when to switch from dataset → table, or…