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Published October 21, 2024 in Developer


ROVO FOR GITHUB COPILOT LEADS ATLASSIAN’S NEW DEVELOPER FOCUSED INNOVATIONS AT
GITHUB UNIVERSE

Published October 21, 2024 in Developer
Josh Devenny

Head of Product, Agile and DevOps


BRINGING CONTEXT TO CODE AND KEEPING DEVS IN THE FLOW WITH ATLASSIAN AND GITHUB

When I’m deep in focus time and then have to switch tabs or log into another
tool, it takes me at least 15 minutes to mentally get back to where I was. And
that’s if I don’t go make a cup of coffee.

Context switching is the killer of not only deep creativity, but also just
getting simple tasks done.

We recently interviewed more than 2,000 engineering leaders and developers and
found that the majority of developers lose more than 8 hours per week due to
inefficiencies in their workflows.

This is why we built Rovo to help every team succeed with AI, but it’s
especially applicable to developers. With increasing complexity and
responsibility, developers are continually asked to do more with less—and to do
it faster.

At GitHub Universe this year, we’re showcasing new innovations to help
developers improve speed, quality, and ultimately, gain a better developer
experience, including:

 * Reducing context switching and accelerating software development with
   Atlassian Rovo for GitHub Copilot: Simply ask right from your integrated
   development environment (IDE) and get access to all your data from Jira and
   Confluence. Context from Atlassian can even help Copilot to write your code.
   Rovo customers can enable it via the GitHub Copilot extension marketplace
   listing.
 * Empowering engineers with an internal developer platform: Track every service
   in your central software component catalog, reduce time spent searching with
   activity tracking, and improve engineering standards and health with
   scorecards and templates—all in Compass.
 * Early access to our new AI for developer agents: Go from plan to pull request
   in minutes, fast-track PR reviews, and more with Atlassian’s newest
   dev-focused AI agents. Join the early access program.


BRINGING CONTEXT TO CODE: INTRODUCING ATLASSIAN ROVO FOR GITHUB COPILOT
EXTENSION

Developers often spend a significant portion of their day searching for the
information they need to do their jobs. They need to switch from their IDE to
Jira or Confluence to pull details on requirements, scope, testing plans,
dependencies, latest deployments, and more.

With our new Rovo-powered Atlassian extension for GitHub Copilot, developers can
look up all of their data from Jira or Confluence directly in Copilot or their
IDE—saving time and frustration.

From knowledge about goals, teams, and projects, to all the details stored
within issues, everything’s accessible by simply chatting with @atlassian-rovo
in Copilot.

You can immediately ask questions like:

 * What issues are assigned to me right now?
 * How does my engineering org typically handle test plans?
 * Are there new design requirements I need to know?
 * Where can I find the associated tech docs for this issue and service?
 * Who can I ask about edge cases I should think about for this type of issue?

By synthesizing the comprehensive domain knowledge provided by Atlassian Rovo,
Copilot can then use this additional context and assist in code-writing, leading
to a significant boost in efficiency.


EASILY CATALOG EVERYTHING WITHOUT BUGGING EVERYONE WITH YOUR INTERNAL DEVELOPER
PLATFORM, COMPASS

Software development has become increasingly complex. Developers are asked to do
everything from addressing incidents and configuring cloud services to
navigating a sprawl of microservices and components to complying with niche
regulations and beyond. This is further compounded by increasing
cross-functional collaboration across distributed teams.

Atlassian is committed to helping developers better manage this complexity by
bringing disconnected information and teams together in one place with Compass,
Atlassian’s Internal Developer Platform. By reducing the toil of information
gathering and coordination, we help developers get back to what they
love–problem-solving, writing code, and learning.

Atlassian has partnered with GitHub to provide an out-of-the-box IDP experience
that empowers engineering orgs to:

 * Create a central software component catalog: Easily connect GitHub to Compass
   to automate the creation of your software component catalog.
 * Track all your events in one place Quickly get services back online in the
   event of failure with all your alerts, deployments, incidents, feature flags,
   as well as upstream and downstream dependencies in one place.
 * Improve software compliance and DevOps health through scorecards: Get a
   complete view of the health and performance of your services with scorecards
   that help you understand what you need to do and how you’re tracking during a
   delivery cycle.
 * Automate consistency with software templates: Streamline the setup and
   creation of new software components, such as infra provisioning and deploy
   pipeline setup, with best practices baked in, saving time and effort for
   teams.

Compass recently announced a new premium edition that includes advanced
governance and flexibility. Try Compass for free


AI FOR EVERY DEVELOPER WORKFLOW: NEW DEV-FOCUSED AGENTS IN EARLY ACCESS

Today, AI assists in code completion, but isn’t addressing the majority of tasks
that get in the way of development velocity and quality, like getting started on
a task with unfamiliar requirements, searching for information, or waiting for
pull requests to be reviewed. We’re looking to change all that with our new
dev-focused AI agents.

From issue to PR faster: Now, any developer can utilize AI to accelerate their
workflow and go from issue to pull request faster than ever before—saving hours
of upfront work time. This new dev-focused agent empowers developers to:

 * Get started faster by automatically creating code plans, code
   recommendations, and pull requests based on task description, requirements
   and context from across your organization
 * Clone repos, generate code, and create a pull request in GitHub or
   Bitbucket—right from Jira.
 * Reduce cold starts for your sprint when dealing with unfamiliar services,
   framework

Fast track code reviews in GitHub and Bitbucket: Instantly analyze code, receive
recommendations for areas of improvement, and even get suggested code edits
within the pull request, all from an AI-powered Autoreview agent.

To join our early access program, add your name here.

About this Article
Published October 21, 2024
About the Author

Josh Devenny Head of Product, Agile and DevOps

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