Atlassian Rovo Dev

What is Rovo Dev

Rovo Dev is Atlassian's agentic AI for software teams. It reduces friction across the software delivery lifecycle by handling code planning, generation, review, and automation — and it shows up wherever developers already work: the terminal (Rovo Dev CLI), VS Code, Jira, Bitbucket Cloud, and GitHub. It is powered by Atlassian's Teamwork Graph paired with frontier LLMs from OpenAI and Anthropic, so its suggestions are grounded in real work context from Jira issues and Confluence pages, not just raw code.

Rovo Dev CLI

Rovo Dev CLI brings the agent to your terminal as an extension of the Atlassian Command Line Interface (ACLI). You install ACLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows, create a scoped API token, and then run acli rovodev run to drop into an interactive session. From there you can generate, review, and refactor code, analyze codebases, write docs, debug issues, and action Jira work items — all in natural language. It also supports custom subagents, session management (save, resume, fork), persistent memory, saved prompts, MCP server connections, server mode, and worktree mode for isolated Git operations.

Where it works

• Terminal — Rovo Dev CLI runs coding tasks, PRs, builds, and deployments from the command line.
• VS Code — Context-aware AI assistance in your IDE via the Atlassian extension.
• Jira — Start AI sessions from a work item to plan, generate code, run checks, and open pull requests.
• Bitbucket Cloud — AI-powered PR review, build-failure analysis, and deployment summaries.
• GitHub — Automated PR review with acceptance-criteria checking against linked Jira issues.
• Automations — Run parallel agent tasks in the background to plan, generate, and review code at scale.

Code review and acceptance criteria

Rovo Dev analyzes pull requests and leaves inline feedback on anti-patterns, code quality, and team standards. It generates one-click code suggestions and can validate changes against acceptance criteria written in the linked Jira issue — turning Jira tickets into a contract the code has to satisfy. Teams can supply custom instructions to encode their own engineering standards.

Pricing model

Rovo Dev is paid only — there is no free tier. A 30-day free trial of Rovo Dev Standard is available. The Standard plan includes 2,000 Rovo Dev credits per developer per month; additional usage is billed at $0.01 per credit. Credit cost per interaction scales with task complexity. An annual plan with centralized billing is available for larger organizations via contact sales.

Security and permissions

Rovo Dev respects existing Atlassian permissions — two users can get different results based on what they have access to. Inputs and outputs are not used to train Atlassian products, and the third-party LLM providers do not retain prompts or use them to improve their services. Atlassian provides SOC 1, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 compliance for Rovo Dev. It is not currently HIPAA-compliant and does not support data residency.