Jira & Confluence AI Agents

Jira, Confluence & BitbucketJira and Confluence hold most of what an engineering or operations team knows. ATX Agent Hub connects AI agent workflows to both — so a new issue can trigger an agent that searches past cases in Confluence, drafts a resolution and routes it for approval.

What you can do

Jira: read and manage issues, and a Jira Trigger that starts a workflow on Jira events
Confluence: read spaces and pages, and index them into a knowledge base collection for retrieval-augmented generation
Bitbucket Trigger: start a workflow on repository events
Combine with AI model, RAG, human-approval and e-mail nodes on the visual workflow canvas

How to connect Jira, Confluence & Bitbucket

Store the Jira or Confluence credentials in the project's credential vault.
Add a Jira Trigger to start a workflow on new or changed issues, or a Confluence node to fetch pages.
Index Confluence pages into a knowledge base collection and add a RAG step so agents answer from them.

Security and governance

Credentials are stored in the project-scoped, encrypted credential vault
Human-in-the-loop approval before an agent writes back to Jira

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