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Atlassian has officially released the open-source atlassian-mcp-server (about 1.1k stars), a cloud-hosted Model Context Protocol server that lets AI tools such as Claude and Cursor securely access Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and more in real time. It supports OAuth 2.1 or API token authentication, doing away with the hassle of manually copying and pasting internal information.
Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes argues AI agents must be named, visible, and held accountable to human owners in the workplace, as Atlassian rolls out its Agentic Multiplayer Protocol to track agent actions across its platforms.
Atlassian released its AI SDLC transformation playbook, sharing best practices for deploying AI at enterprise scale across the entire software development lifecycle, from planning and design to review and maintenance.
An interview with Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes discussing AI's impact on SaaS businesses, refuting the 'SaaSpocalypse' idea and sharing how Atlassian is adapting to AI-driven changes.
Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes says the company has managed to control AI costs while Rovo usage grows, though margins will dip slightly due to AI hosting expenses. The article contrasts Atlassian's approach with struggles at Canva and Uber.
Aaron Levie comments on Atlassian's strong quarterly results, arguing that AI agents increase the importance of enterprise platforms for governance and workflow management rather than diminishing it.
PromptArmor discloses that Atlassian Rovo AI has vulnerabilities enabling data exfiltration of Jira and Confluence data via indirect prompt injection, even with web search disabled; Atlassian has not responded after two months.
MCP Atlassian is an open-source Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants directly search, read, create, and update Jira and Confluence content, eliminating manual copying.
A former Atlassian engineer shares a detailed retrospective on eight years of work before being laid off, covering the technical systems he built including an Open Service Broker, an Envoy-based control plane called Sovereign, and large-scale proxy infrastructure on AWS.
This article provides a proof that Jira's automation features are Turing-complete by implementing a Minsky register machine using Jira issues and automation rules.
A former Atlassian engineer, after being laid off, released a 38-minute video detailing the company's internal infrastructure architecture, including Envoy proxy, sidecar architecture, DynamoDB, and SQS, sharing enterprise-grade system design for free.
Engineer Vasilios Syrakis, who built core infrastructure for Atlassian (Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket) and was laid off, published a 38-minute technical breakdown of the systems he designed, including Envoy proxies, Rust auth containers, and centralized edge architecture.
A fired Atlassian engineer posted a 38-minute breakdown of the infrastructure he built, revealing details about Envoy proxy, sidecar architecture, DynamoDB, SQS, Packer, and SaltStack, effectively providing a free enterprise playbook.