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I tested out Atlassian Rovo last year. I tried to get it to list all of the Confluence articles I had written in 2025 so I could use that information for my pe
by ccosky 7mo ago
I tested out Atlassian Rovo last year. I tried to get it to list all of the Confluence articles I had written in 2025 so I could use that information for my performance review. It found three, regardless of how I queried it. I had actually written over sixty. I tried, but never did found a good use case for it. Too unreliable.
- dvfjsdhgfv 7mo agoI tried to pin my comment. It turned out after we migrated to the cloud version, this option disappeared and the ticket is flooded with commit messages making it essentially useless for humans. Rovo obviously faked a solution: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/How-to-enable-the-pin-comment-feature-in-Jira-Cloud/qaq-p/3022769 https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/How-to...
- taurath 7mo agoAtlassian Rovo is considered utterly dangerous on my team (as we are still encouraged to use it…), the first time I did it erased a whole page - it couldn’t get the most basic instruction correct, would leave out 80% of what I input, respond to corrections with the same problem. It’s just a liability.
- hiyer 7mo agoRovo dev cli is pretty good though. Though that may just be because it talks to claude or openai in the backend.
- vedaba 7mo agoI used it for a while a year or so ago when it was in beta and gave 20M free tokens daily
- ShinTakuya 7mo agoRovo is backed by the typical LLM providers in general, Atlassian isn't training its own models.