When you use Rovo APIs, you must comply with the Atlassian Acceptable Use Policy, including the section titled “Artificial intelligence offerings and features.” For the protection of our customers, Atlassian performs safety screening on Agents at our sole discretion. If we identify any issues with your Agent, we may take protective actions, such as preventing the Agent from being deployed or suspending your use of Rovo APIs. Where possible we will notify you of the nature of the issue, and you must use reasonable commercial efforts to correct the issue before deploying your Agent again.
Forge provides modules that enhance your apps with Rovo capabilities. You can define Agents, package reusable skills and tools, expose actions through MCP, and integrate remote agents.
rovo:agent module adds a configurable Rovo Agent that follows your prompt and uses the actions and skills you provide.rovo:skill module packages reusable instructions, supporting files, and optional action dependencies for Agents.action module enables an Agent to perform specific tasks, such as calling an API or executing predefined code.rovo:mcp module exposes actions as tools that can be added to custom agents in Rovo Studio.rovo:agentConnector module allows you to integrate remote AI agents hosted on external infrastructure into Jira, enabling them to be assigned work items, @mentioned, and chatted with.
Explore these tutorials and examples to enhance your understanding of Rovo Agent and action modules.
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