atlassian-rovo — Codex plugin: Jira and Confluence in chat
An Atlassian plugin that puts Jira and Confluence inside Codex and ChatGPT. Useful when your issues and docs already live in Atlassian.
Open on GitHubWhat atlassian-rovo does
The plugin gives the agent access to Jira and Confluence so you stop tab-hopping for a single issue or page. Its own summary is short: manage Jira and Confluence fast.
What you get is an integration with Atlassian's products, running in Codex and ChatGPT. It makes sense if your tracker and knowledge base are already there, because questions about issues and pages then land in the same place where you write code.
It ships under the MIT license, authored by Atlassian. Keep issues somewhere else and there is nothing here for you — the plugin is tied to Jira and Confluence specifically.
What it helps with
- check an issue status without opening a browser
- find a Confluence page from a rough description
- pull a summary of open issues in a project
- cross-check docs before editing code
- file an issue straight from a chat thread
Example prompts for the agent
- Show my open Jira issues for this week
- Find the Confluence page about environment setup
- Create a Jira issue for this bug
Questions about atlassian-rovo
How do I install atlassian-rovo in Claude?
The plugin lives in the openai/plugins repository. Add it to your Claude plugin configuration and connect your Atlassian account so the agent can reach Jira and Confluence.
What does atlassian-rovo do?
It connects the agent to Jira and Confluence, so issues, pages and the knowledge base are reachable from a Claude or Claude chat.
Who is this plugin for?
Teams whose issues and docs already sit in Atlassian. With a different tracker it does nothing for you.
Source text
atlassian-rovo · MIT
Manage Jira and Confluence fast
© Atlassian · MIT · openai/plugins
