Atlassian Intelligence, Rovo and more – let’s see what’s new on Atlassian Cloud
Atlassian envisions its cloud solution as a collaboration platform that, in addition to software development and customer support solutions, would support all departments and processes across an organization.
With generative AI-powered tools like Atlassian Intelligence, Rovo, and Loom, teams can manage projects more efficiently and exchange information more seamlessly.
Let's take a closer look at how AI-based innovations enhance Atlassian's cloud landscape.
What about security?
Atlassian Intelligence honors any permissions set up in your products. This means that users will not be able to create or generate content based on resources they do not have access to. Similarly, Rovo Agents respect permissions and will only show and act on information that the current user has access to.
How do Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo work and how do they use my data?
Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo combine open-source, self-hosted models, and 3rd party hosted models. These LLM providers will not store customer inputs and outputs nor will they use this data to train their services. For further details refer to Atlassian Trust.
Loom - async video messaging for instant, shareable communication
Loom is an asynchronous (async) video messaging tool that enables users to communicate using instantly shareable videos. Loom includes features like:
- Screen and camera recording.
- Trim and stitch video clips.
- Transcriptions and closed captions.
- Custom background.
- Easy sharing and embedding.
- Download and upload.
- Video privacy controls.
- Video and viewer insights.
Using Loom for video messages lets you get creative, with plenty of possibilities at your fingertips. Video messages are especially valuable for quickly sharing information when it’s hard to find a suitable time for a meeting.
Imagine a scenario where a colleague asks for help setting up a Jira component, and you recall that another colleague once asked for similar guidance. With a packed schedule, you realize that a video message is the fastest way to share instructions.
Need a written document alongside the video guide?
Loom can transcribe and document it for you - even in Estonian.
Loom not only records videos but also enables transcriptions and documenting, making it especially convenient for creating tutorials and training materials. Video supports visual learning, but having both a video tutorial and written documentation ensures the best information-sharing and learning experience within your company. We tested Loom in Estonian—while the transcription wasn’t perfect, the quality was surprisingly good.
Illustration 4. On the left side, you can see the result of a Loom video transcription, and on the right, a preview of the automatically generated documentation.
Both the transcription and the default documentation generated by Loom are fully editable. If a certain word is incorrect in the transcription and appears multiple times, you can apply a change across the entire text with a single click. Loom also supports creating Jira tickets directly from videos.
Let’s imagine a scenario where a tester encounters unexpected behavior in the system that needs to be reported to the developer in detail.
The tester can record a video, sharing their screen and explaining the issue. Using the "Create an Issue" module, Loom generates a description for the ticket based on the transcription, and a Jira ticket - with a detailed description and a link to the video - is just one click away.
Videos created in Loom can be saved or shared via a direct link. Loom is available on both monthly and annual subscriptions, with pricing based on various plans.
Would you like to discuss your ideas?
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