August 2026

Here's what shipped in Confluence during August 2026:

Go from doc to deck in seconds with Confluence slides

How many hours have you spent building a deck from scratch — copying content from various docs, figuring out slide order, formatting text boxes, matching fonts? With Confluence slides, Rovo does it for you: simply describe the presentation you want, and it pulls context from across Atlassian and connected apps like Slack and Google Drive to create impactful, visual presentations grounded in your team's work.

Create slides from the top navigation or go directly to slides.rovo.com, write a prompt describing what you want, and Rovo generates a full draft — complete with formatting and charts — in a private preview area. Make quick edits yourself or ask Rovo Chat to refine the tone, condense copy, or add a slide, then add the deck to a Confluence space to share with your team. When you're ready, present directly from within Confluence — no switching apps required.

Confluence slides is available to all customers with a Confluence Cloud Standard, Premium, or Enterprise Cloud plan with Rovo enabled.

Agents can now do everything you can do in Confluence

Agents can now work directly in Confluence — on your pages, in your comments, and from the AI tools you already use. @mention an agent in a comment and it responds and edits right on the page, or let agents create, edit, comment, label, set status, and manage permissions on their own. Connect Atlassian's MCP in Claude, Cursor, or your IDE to act on Confluence without leaving your tool of choice, or build your own agents right inside Confluence via Rovo. Agent activity shows up in Analytics alongside your team's, so you get a full view of what agents are viewing and creating.

To get started, open a Confluence page and @mention an agent in a comment, browse ready-made agent templates built for your team's job, or add the Atlassian Rovo MCP server to your AI client.