Discussions
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How are you using Jira Goals in practice, and what's missing?
Hi everyone, My team is working with OKRs in Jira Goals, and we haven't yet found the right level to connect our OKRs to the day-to-day work in Jira. Right now we're experimenting with linking goals to epics, stories, and initiatives, but none of these feels like a clean fit. Either the link is too high-level to show real…
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How to Exclude Specific Jira Issues from a Tempo Report - The reliable way to keep administrative,
Jira and Tempo make it easy to collect time across a large number of issues. That is useful for capacity planning, billing, forecasting, and project reporting—but it can also create a problem: some issues should not be included in every report. Administrative tasks, internal meetings, training, travel, leave, and…
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How I Finally Automated My Entire Project Planning in Jira — and Dodged the "Original Estimate" Trap
There's a specific kind of frustration that only Jira power users know: you've got a perfectly structured project plan, linked epics, stories, sub-tasks — and then one deadline shifts. Suddenly you're manually cascading date changes across dozens of work items, wondering why you even bothered building the structure in the…
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How I Built a Daily Status Agent for My Scrum Team with Rovo and Atlassian Automations
Every scrum team knows the ritual: the daily standup where someone inevitably says "let me just check my Jira…" — and those few seconds multiply across the whole team, every single day. I wanted to fix that. Here's how I built an automated daily status agent using Atlassian Rovo that prepares a structured team update every…
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Free plan: How to allow a single user to edit/delete issues
I’m an admin of a Jira organization that initially used a Premium trial and has now been downgraded to the Free plan. During the Premium phase, we managed permissions via permission schemes. Now, on the Free plan, I can no longer manage permissions, but I still need one specific user to be able to edit and delete issues.…
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Can a Rovo agent be restricted from generating its own follow-up questions?
I am working with a Rovo agent and would like to understand whether its conversational behavior can be constrained. My use case requires that the agent only asks questions that I explicitly define (for example, from a predefined list or scripted flow). I want to prevent the agent from generating additional follow-up or…