How to Put AI Agents to Work Across Your SDLC with Jira
Watch AI agents handle engineering busywork across the software development lifecycle: build code from the backlog, propose the next QoL, and more. In this webinar, see how Jira creates the orchestration layer in Atlassian’s Teamwork Collection to give AI agents the context they need to work autonomously, so teams can focus on shipping what matters.
Your competitors are shipping faster, your devs are spending 84% of their time on non-coding work, and your AI tools are still mostly coding assistants. It's time to see what agentic AI actually looks like in practice.
In this live webinar, you'll watch autonomous agents go end-to-end across three real engineering workflows in your SDLC – with Jira as the central orchestration layer.
Including:
- Taking a ticket from plain-language description to a full PR, with zero manual back-and-forth
- Automating agents in your workflows with Jira automations by triggering agents on status transitions. Auto-triage, auto-assign, and auto-code.
- Agents reasoning over support tickets, past decisions, and team context to propose the next QoL wins.
Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.
Relatori
Josh Carolan
Engineering Manager, Atlassian
Josh Carolan è un Engineering Manager che lavora in Atlassian da 10 anni. Negli ultimi due anni, Josh e il suo team sono stati in prima linea nell'utilizzo dell'IA per accelerare la consegna e automatizzare il lavoro ripetitivo.
Dustin Smith
Principal Product Marketing Manager, Confluence, Atlassian
Dustin è Principal Product Marketing Manager presso Atlassian nel team Confluence basato a Seattle. Quando non beve troppo caffè ama parlare di condivisione collaborativa delle conoscenze e ottenere risultati. Dai database alle lavagne alle integrazioni Loom, Dustin passa le giornate a immaginare nuovi modi di mettere in mostra le funzionalità più interessanti di Confluence e il modo in cui stanno cambiando il modo di lavorare. Prima di lavorare per Atlassian, Dustin passava il tempo a rubare caffè negli uffici di Tableau, Google e Airtable.
