Sanam Malleswari Community Champion

🎃 The biggest takeaway for me is that Confluence documentation doesn’t have to stay static — it can become a visual, interactive learning experience with Rovo Remix! As someone working with Jira, Confluence, and cloud transformation, I’m excited to try turning complex migration plans into visual timelines, technical…

Hi @Benjamin Zhou I added Attachment to the request form correctly. The problem is that I expected Attachment to behave like a normal field in the JSM work item layout. In JSM Cloud, native attachments are handled separately, so an empty Attachment field cannot be configured to always display. It will appear for old/new…

Really grateful to be part of this and honored to be among the winners! 🙌This challenge helped me explore Rovo in real scenarios and improve how I approach content creation.Thanks to the entire team for organizing such a valuable series — learned a lot!

Here's the link to my post of youtube video: https://youtu.be/SoQuvDoKU7w?si=zKorKw_hWj9bg-XM

quiz does not appear. Also tried one more variation — instead of just generating content, I asked Atlassian Rovo to convert an existing Confluence page into a simple visual workflow. It was interesting to see how it identified key steps and dependencies automatically. This could be really useful for explaining changes or…

This was a great quick demo — especially the part showing how Rovo can turn structured content into visual formats like whiteboards and databases. I tried a similar approach by using Rovo on a Confluence page with migration notes and asked it to generate a structured rollout plan along with a simple workflow visualization.…

Really enjoyed this deeper dive with Rob and Aya! One thing that stood out to me was how powerful Rovo becomes when it uses existing Confluence content as context instead of starting from a blank prompt. The example of turning source documents into structured outputs like plans or documentation was really interesting. In…

This is really helpful to see how different teams at Atlassian are using Rovo in real workflows. As an enterprise Atlassian Org Administrator currently supporting cloud migration and platform changes, I’ve started using Rovo to speed up some of the documentation and planning work we usually do in Confluence. For example, I…

One prompting pattern that has worked really well for me with Rovo is combining role + context + output structure in a single prompt. For example, when I’m drafting documentation in Confluence, instead of asking Rovo to “create documentation,” I prompt it like this: “You are an Atlassian administrator documenting a change…

Really enjoyed this walkthrough! And it's really nice session Seeing how quickly Rovo can generate and refine content in Confluence is impressive. As an Atlassian Org Admin, I’m excited to use it for drafting change documentation, demo notes, and quick whiteboards before presenting new features to leadership. I really like…

Really like this quick learning! As an enterprise Atlassian Org Administrator working on cloud migrations and SDLC Transformation, every change we plan is high-risk and needs proper documentation, review, and leadership approval before implementation. I’ve been using Create with Rovo to quickly prepare structured change…

Awesome feature, saves time. No more searching for team IDs.

Really excited to see how AI-powered create and edit is evolving inside Confluence with Rovo. I work with Confluence content daily and this workflow can significantly reduce the time spent converting raw operational inputs into structured documentation. I’m especially interested in using Rovo for transforming mixed inputs…

What prompt patterns and Confluence space preparation best practices help Rovo generate accurate, low-hallucination technical documentation at scale for enterprise teams?

I'm excited to join this activity as a Confluence administrator for March.

Really helpful to get quick overview. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the update

Thanks @Rustem Shiriiazdanov _Actonic_ 

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Thanks for sharing!

I am in. Excited to be part of this 

Thanks for sharing this opportunity! I’ve submitted the form and look forward to contributing to the study.

These updates are super handy! Being able to create Jira issues right from Live Docs or while editing a page makes things so much easier. The extra table field mapping is really useful too.

Thanks for the heads up

I am interested to participate in this study

Hi @Nikhil Kulkarni I am interested to participate in this program and tried to schedule meeting in the 5th Sept 11AM IST. I am getting error.

Great breakdown of how to balance dev and testing teams in Scrum. The automation examples are very practical!

This will save a lot of headaches during audits and accidental deletions. Thanks for making this easier!

it's really helpful