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Connect Atlassian Rovo so RubixKube agents can work across Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket, and so Rovo agents on the Atlassian side can call RubixKube when they need infrastructure context.

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What it unlocks

Jira

Agents can read and create issues. Severity, environment, and ownership information can be mapped to your Jira fields through a skill.

Confluence

Agents can read pages in the spaces you share and publish new pages for RCA reports, post-mortems, or runbooks.

Bitbucket

Read deploys and merges for context, same as the GitHub and GitLab integrations.

Rovo agent bridge

Rovo agents can call RubixKube for infrastructure context, and RubixKube agents can call Rovo for document context. The bridge runs over MCP.

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Connect it

1

Open the Integrations page

In the RubixKube console, go to Integrations and select Atlassian Rovo.
2

Authenticate

Authorise with Atlassian. An admin completes the OAuth flow for your site.
3

Configure access

Pick the Jira projects, Confluence spaces, and Bitbucket repos RubixKube can work with. Choose whether Rovo agents can call back into RubixKube.
Once connected, Atlassian Rovo is available tenant-wide.

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Flow in both directions

DirectionExample
RubixKube → AtlassianCreate a Jira ticket from an RCA, publish a post-mortem to Confluence, correlate a Bitbucket deploy with an incident.
Atlassian → RubixKubeA Rovo agent in Jira asks the RubixKube SRI Agent “what is the current health of payments” and the answer returns inline.

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How the agents use it

  • Ticket-first workflows live in Jira. Doc-first workflows live in Confluence. RubixKube participates in whichever your team already uses.
  • For soft remediation in IaC stored in Bitbucket, agents can propose changes as pull requests, following the same approval model as GitHub and GitLab.

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Build custom workflows with skills

The connection exposes Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket capabilities to agents. Specific workflows (auto-create tickets on high-severity insights, publish RCAs to a specific space, weekly incident digest page, assign based on service owner) are built as Skills.

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Permissions and data

The integration is scoped to the projects, spaces, and repos you select during setup. No Atlassian data is read outside that scope. Rovo agent calls into RubixKube follow the same guardrails as every other caller.

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Troubleshooting

The OAuth scope needs refreshing, or the project or space was not selected during setup. Reauthorise from Integrations → Atlassian Rovo and update the scope.
Check that the Rovo bridge is enabled in the integration settings and the Rovo admin has granted the RubixKube capability to the agent on the Atlassian side.

Custom MCP Servers

The Rovo bridge uses MCP. Build your own for other platforms.

Skills

How to compose Atlassian capabilities into workflows.