Extend what Rovo can do across your stack with MCP

AI isn’t short on horsepower. What it’s missing is context and the agency to act across the systems where work happens. Rovo agents already operate in the high‑stakes, cross‑functional reality of enterprise work. Backed by over 100 billion work items and relationships across your System of Work in Atlassian’s Teamwork Graph, they don’t just surface information, they know how work connects, who owns it, and what should happen next.

Today, we’re introducing a new way to extend what Rovo can do across your stack: Rovo agents can now connect to your favorite third-party apps via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard — all without custom code or big integration projects.

Tap skills and context from the apps you use every day

We’re launching with a growing list of partners, so your agents can reach into the apps your teams already live in—Amplitude, Box, Canva, Figma, Gamma, GitHub, Intercom, New Relic, Replit, and more—to pull live context, tap skills, and take action without leaving Rovo.

A skill is a fundamental building block, created by us, you, and our partners, designed to perform one specific task. Each MCP skill makes your Rovo agents more knowledgeable and capable.

Once an admin connects a MCP server from the gallery, Rovo agents can use skills from the MCP to:

• Pull live data – fetch the latest chart, dashboard, or file instead of relying on stale exports.
• Take action on your behalf – create tasks, update records, or fetch reports so you don’t have to click through every app yourself.
• Connect the dots across apps – combine external context with Atlassian knowledge so you get one connected answer instead of a pile of disconnected views.

For example, imagine you’re the marketer planning this very launch. You ask Rovo to pull the latest Figma designs, grab product metrics from Amplitude, and surface recent customer feedback from Intercom. Then an MCP‑enabled Content Specialist Agent pulls it all together into a draft blog post, social copy, and a launch brief in Confluence, so you’re shaping the story with real data and context, not starting from a blank page.

Turn on ready-made skills and agents fast

To help you get value even faster, we’re shipping a set of pre-built Rovo agents that come equipped with skills for your favorite apps.

Here are examples of what you can do right out of the box:

Product and design teams: bring designs directly into your workflows. With the Figma Agent:

• Product managers can ask: “For the Project Phoenix launch tracked in Jira <link>, pull the latest Figma mockups and link them here.”
• Designers can ask: “Summarize the Figma comments on the new onboarding flow and add the summary to this Confluence page.”

Service teams: stay on top of customer conversations, everywhere. With the Intercom Agent:

• Support leaders can ask: “Summarize the last 5 Intercom support tickets related to this Jira issue <link> and add the summary as a comment.”
• Customer success managers can ask: “For this Confluence project page, pull in recent Intercom conversations tagged ‘feature-request’ and display key customer pain points.” Bringing customer insights directly into your Atlassian workflows, without switching apps.

Business teams: keep the right files at your fingertips. With the Box Agent:

• Marketing teams can ask: “For this marketing campaign in Confluence <link>, what assets have we already created for the sales team in Box that I can reuse?”
• Finance teams can ask: “Attach the latest ‘Q1 Financials’ folder from Box to this Jira issue and share it with the finance team.”

Marketing teams: turn briefs into on‑brand assets. With the Canva Agent:

• Launch marketers can ask: “Using the launch brief in Confluence <link>, create a new presentation in Canva and share it with the team.” or “For this Jira epic, generate a draft social graphic in Canva and attach it to the issue.”

Design custom agents for cross-functional workflows

When you’re ready to go further, Rovo Studio lets you tailor agents to your team by combining skills from Atlassian and third-party apps to create powerful, cross‑functional workflows.

For example, you could create:

• A Product Insights Agent that uses Amplitude, Jira, and Confluence skills with a simple instruction: “Tie every insight back to the relevant epic and suggest next actions.” It can pull live product metrics, connect them to work in Jira, and update the right Confluence pages so decisions and context stay in sync.
• A Customer Launch Readiness Agent that uses Intercom skills to surface campaign and conversation data, while referencing your Confluence runbooks and FAQs. Its job is to “flag risks before GA and assign tasks to owners,” so launch teams see what’s at risk and who needs to move next.

Agents can also connect to your own internal systems through MCP—so they can tap into your single sources of truth without a big integration project. For example, instead of building a custom integration to your internal customer hub, you can expose it as an MCP skill so Rovo agents can instantly look up key customer details and act on them in Jira or Confluence.

Ready to get started?

• Admins can start connecting to MCP servers today. Connect MCP servers in Administration so agents can start using their skills. As an admin, you can activate or deactivate specific skills for agent builders in your organization.
• Builders can check out the possibilities. Watch our new digital series, Rovo at Work, to see Rovo’s MCP skills in action.