Yes. OpenAI's ChatGPT Business release notes announce Atlassian Rovo as an MCP connector that brings Jira, Compass and Confluence information into chats and supports write actions in Jira such as creating issues and triggering workflows. OpenAI states that all actions are initiated, approved and completed in chat, and that the connector is available to Enterprise, Edu, Business, Pro and Plus customers with connectors enabled.
Application
Atlassian (Jira and Confluence) and AI assistants
Atlassian pairs Jira issue tracking with Confluence documentation, and AI assistants generally reach both through Atlassian's Rovo integration rather than through separate Jira and Confluence connections. That matters when evaluating access: one authorisation can span sprint data, issue history, and the wiki that documents how the team works.
Official Atlassian (Jira and Confluence) site (opens in a new tab) · Reviewed 28 Jul 2026
Quick answer
Atlassian (Jira and Confluence) has 2 documentation-verified connections across the AI assistants Connector Scout tracks (ChatGPT and Claude), out of 3 records on this page. Compare the records rather than the logos: the same application can be read-only on one assistant and able to create records on another, and each assistant grants permissions separately.
- Vendor
- Atlassian
- Category
- Project management, Developer tools and Knowledge management
- Assistants tracked
- 3 records
- Verified connections
- ChatGPT and Claude
- Key distinction
- Capabilities differ per assistant, not per application
- Last reviewed
- 28 Jul 2026
Atlassian (Jira and Confluence) on each AI assistant
One record per assistant. Use the compare button to place records side by side.
- Verified availableDocumentation verifiedRead recordsCreate issueRun an actionVerification status: Verified recently — Checked against official sources within the last 30 days.Last verified 8 Aug 2026
- Verified availableDocumentation verified
Yes. Anthropic's Connectors Directory lists an Atlassian Rovo connector, made by Atlassian, that connects Jira, Confluence and other Atlassian apps to manage issues, access documentation, track sprints, create tickets and update project status. The listing documents bulk Jira issue creation and Confluence page creation, so this is a read-and-write connection rather than a retrieval-only one.
Read recordsCreate issueCreate recordUpdate record+1 moreVerification status: Verified recently — Checked against official sources within the last 30 days.Last verified 8 Aug 2026 Connector Scout has not yet completed independent verification of a Atlassian (Jira and Confluence) connection for Gemini. No availability, capability, plan, or setup claim is published for this pair until it can be attributed to an official source with a verification date.
No verified capabilities recordedVerification status: Research pending — No verification completed. No claims are published for this record.Last verified Not recorded
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