Overview

While the Forge platform is generally available, some modules remain in beta. While in beta, we may make changes that might break your apps. Learn more about the Forge deprecation policy, and what this means for functionality in beta.

A module in Atlassian Forge is a component defined in your app's manifest.yml file. It specifies how your app integrates with Atlassian products by defining properties and behaviors that correspond to specific extension points within these products. Modules enable you to:

Extend functionality: Add custom features and integrations to Atlassian Cloud products.
Interact with APIs: Utilize Atlassian's APIs to enhance product capabilities.
Customize user interfaces: Modify and extend the UI to fit your app's needs.

Depending on which Atlassian product you're building for, a number of different modules are available.

Bitbucket

Extend Bitbucket with custom functionalities like enhanced repository management, automation of pull request workflows, and integration with external tools.

Compass

Enhance Compass by providing additional insights into component health, managing dependencies, and integrating with other developer tools.

Confluence

Add custom content, macros, and integrations to Confluence to improve documentation, collaboration, and information sharing capabilities.

Jira

Customize and extend Jira with additional fields, workflows, and interface elements to better support project management and issue tracking.

Jira Service Management

Add new features to Jira Service Management to improve how support teams handle customer requests, automate tasks, and connect with other tools for better service delivery.

Rovo

Explore Forge Rovo modules to enhance your apps with advanced AI functionality.

Common

Explore common modules that you can use with Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Compass to define Forge functions, respond to product events, handle incoming third party webhook requests, and schedule periodic execution of Forge functions.