1

Keynote - Rovo for Everyone: Your new AI teammate

by @Surbhi Sharma (Unlicensed)

2

Workshop - From idea to AI Agent: Build your custom Rovo Agent

by @Hala ElRoumy (Unlicensed);

Facilitators: @Simon Zirngibl (Unlicensed), @Weronika Cabaj (Unlicensed)

Open

• RovoCon workshop agents library:
  https://galactic-council.atlassian.net/wiki/external/M2FkNTMzOTY1MTRhNGQ3ZDgxMWNmMGUzM2E4NzZiZDA

• Checkout our best practices on building agents:
  https://galactic-council.atlassian.net/wiki/external/NzVjNzJlMmY2MmI2NGI4NmI3YjFjZTFkNzkyNDExNGE
  BONUS: Team’25 EU agents!

• Register to attend our new live webinar in Let’s build a Rovo agent series here:
  [Workshop Series] Let's build a Rovo Agent
  You can watch previous sessions on demand.

• Join weekly Rovo office hours:
  https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Rovo-articles/Rovo-Office-Hours-Weekly-with-Live-Expert-Q-amp-A/ba-p/3134671

3

Session - AI won’t save you, but teamwork might!

by @Simon Zirngibl (Unlicensed)

4

Session - Stop ‘using’ AI – Start Collaborating with It

by @Filip Filipic (Unlicensed)

• https://www.atlassian.com/blog/ai-collaboration-report-2025 

• https://www.atlassian.com/blog/productivity/ai-collaboration-report

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Workshop - Build, Automate, Accelerate: Level up your Developer Experience with Rovo Dev

by @Surbhi Sharma (Unlicensed) and @Simon Zirngibl (Unlicensed)

Workshop: @Weronika Cabaj (Unlicensed)

Open

Setup and Instructions: https://one-atlas-dvao.atlassian.net/wiki/external/NWQ0NWZjMWMzNTYzNDMyZmFiNzVkOTQ1NDExOTdjNjc

6

How I AI Roundtable: Everyday AI in Action

by @Astrid Sieben

1

Does Atlassian AI ( for example ROVO) works the same level when building the agents in German and English? What about for end users?

by Yusi Ji

Rovo fully supports German for both agent builders and end users. In practice, English still gives the very best quality, so our recommendation is:

• Keep your core knowledge and agent instructions in English where possible,

• Let end users interact in German, and

• Monitor a sample of German conversations to fine‑tune prompts and content.

2

Can Rovo be integrated to easyBI (for Jira)?

by Aliona Danilenko

There isn’t a native Rovo–eazyBI connector today. Rovo already understands Jira data directly, so for many reporting scenarios, we can use Jira as the integration point and have Rovo help interpret and summarize what you see in Jira and Confluence.

Longer‑term, Rovo’s connector framework and Forge extensibility would allow eazyBI or a partner to build a dedicated connector so Rovo can search and act on eazyBI content as a first‑class source.

3

Any plan for supporting local/self-hosted model in Rovo and Rovo DevCLI

by Ansar Rezaei

Rovo Dev CLI itself runs locally on your machine and can be configured to only access the data and tools you explicitly allow. It also supports Model Context Protocol (MCP), so you can host your own MCP servers (for example, against an internal code search or database) and keep that data entirely within your environment.

Today, the core language models that power Rovo Dev are still hosted by Atlassian (or our vetted LLM providers), but we’re actively investing in Atlassian‑hosted open‑source models and tighter controls over which models are used. Full ‘bring your own LLM’ for Rovo Dev is not supported yet, but the architecture is moving in a direction that gives customers more control over data flow and model choices.