Atlassian, an American-Australian software company, announced on October 9, 2024, that its recently introduced team-building AI, Rovo, will now be available for all users.
The company announced this move at its Team’24 Europe conference in Barcelona.
Atlassian customers will now be able to expand their subscriptions to incorporate Rovo AI, a comprehensive search engine, chatbot, and AI agents that are helpful to developers and business users alike.
The company claims that Rovo can provide answers in seconds, providing personalised search results. Powered by Atlassian Intelligence, it adds a new perspective to collaboration between humans and AI.
Its Rovo Search feature helps it find the exact information teams require from under a stack of data. It can generate relevant results across all data sources like Google Drive, Microsoft Sharepoint, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, Slack, and Figma.
The software company also releases a ‘bring your own data’ (BYOD) connector that helps each person export custom data from their internal application into their teamwork graph. Rovo Search can then analyse this data to filter out information for customers.
It learns and understands the company’s data through tools like AI chat, knowledge cards (that answer your questions directly from first and third-party sources) and AI-driven data insights.
“Rovo Chat never gets tired of your questions,” says Atlassian’s CEO and Co-founder, Mike Cannon Brooks, in his speech on 9th October 2024.
Rovo can also take action to handle time-consuming tasks handled by specialised Rovo Agents, which are different from bots.
Atlassian is starting to reduce friction across workflows for engineers by having AI assist in code completion and soon aiming to increase development speed and quality with their new dev-focused AI Agents.
“We have joined the EU AI pact with fellow industry leaders to stay ahead of any upcoming regulations in all the geographies of the world,” Brooks said during his speech.
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