What AI tools are you using alongside Atlassian Intelligence & Rovo?

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Hey you fun fellow AI-nerds!

I've got a question: What AI tools or features are you using alongside Atlassian Intelligence & Rovo? 

@Sherif Mansour just shared with us all of the incredible new things Atlassian Intelligence & Rovo learned in just the past 45 days. I think we could maybe live completely inside of Atlassian tools and never need to leave with how much these features are delivering! But sometimes, we have to jump into a domain that Atlassian Intelligence & Rovo currently can't help us with (yet). If you're like me, however, you've got a whole suite of AI tools or features you're using in other places. 

Today, let's talk about those! I'm always on the lookout for new tools to improve my workflows and my practice. For example here's my current play around stack:

• Consensus: This is an LLM search engine for scientific research papers, and I've used it to learn more about the different brain structures people (me) with ADHD & autism have. It's helping me think about how to build out a life management system with Jira and Confluence. I'm currently grabbing articles and quotes and throwing them onto Confluence Whiteboards and then summarizing them and turning them into Confluence pages. Such a great trick! 
• Anthropic's Model Context Protocol: I'm playing with this to give Claude web search powers, but also to ground it in specific information and make it more effective (watch out for a post coming very soon on building a Forge Coding Assistant using this by connecting it to the developer docs and the OpenAPI spec!)
• Limitless: This is the only way I keep track of all my work and my meetings. It's so helpful with providing me summaries and action items, and then briefing me before meetings. I love to grab the summaries and action items, toss them in a Google Doc, and then have access to summarize them using Atlassian Intelligence and access them via Rovo Search
• GitHub Copilot: What can I say? Copilot is still one of the very best coding AI assistants and I use it right alongside Rovo for GitHub Copilot, bringing my Confluence knowledge right into my IDE. 

So there it is - my current AI stack that lives right alongside Rovo and Atlassian Intelligence. Now show me yours! I'll even make it worth your while: If this post gets at least 50 substantive comments by December 25th, I will randomly choose 5 people to each get a $25 Visa gift card!

So...whatcha got? 

[Sherif Mansour]

My "family AI stack" currently includes heavy use of Udio.

I've lost track of the amount of Ice-cream themed songs my daughter is making there 🤣

[Susan Waldrip]

@Bryan Guffey , Hey Bryan, this is a really good list. I hadn't heard of some of these tools, we use JSM Standard plan at the moment so I'm just trying to keep up with what's out there for when we upgrade (fingers crossed, next year!). I look forward to seeing what other apps/tools folks post and their comments on your apps/tools, plus any follow-up articles you do for this. Thanks!

[Axystosa]

Besides Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo, I've been trying out Suprai.io, and honestly, it's been pretty smooth sailing. Suprai’s AI-powered features complement what I’m already doing with Atlassian. I use it for streamlining workflows and automating some of the repetitive tasks, which frees up time to focus on the creative stuff. What’s great about Suprai is that it integrates nicely with a bunch of different tools, and it’s pretty user-friendly. It helps with making decisions quicker and more accurately. If you haven't given it a shot yet, I’d recommend checking it out suprai.io . I think you’ll be impressed with how it meshes with other platforms you might be using too.

[Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM]

I finally broke down and used the thing that makes any picture sing.  I am now accepting offerings to not post the videos on the internet.