How We Build
From fake interviews to malicious repositories: Disrupting Contagious Interview
Software developers and IT professionals are increasingly being targeted through fraudulent recruitment processes that exploit their trust in established development platforms. Candidates are invited to complete seemingly legitimate coding assessments hosted in publicly accessible repositories on services such as Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab. The repositories appear to be fully developed applications, with thousands of lines […]
How Atlassian built a scalable synthetic data engine
Term Meaning Product An application whose data we generate eg. Jira, Confluence etc. Entity Product level business object/data type (eg. user, space, work item, comment, page). Space Jira container for work (formerly Jira project) Work Item Jira ticket(a bug, story, epic or task). Work items live in a space Attachment A file on a Jira work […]
Meet Teamoji: Atlassian’s Custom Emoji System Built for the Future of Work
Meet Teamoji — Atlassian’s custom brand emoji set built for product and customer-facing surfaces. Designed with a vibrant, humanistic system that balances expressive delight with enterprise trust. Small in size, big in personality
Atlassian’s Chief AI Officer on building products for humans and agents
AI agents are now direct users of the software Tamar Yehoshua’s team builds. In this conversation, she explains how Atlassian’s Teamwork Graph gives an agent the right organizational context and why she never believed agents would kill SaaS.
Atlassian’s CEO on bridging the gap
AI shouldn’t just tackle solo tasks—it should make the whole team unstoppable. Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes joined Bloomberg Television‘s “The Opening Trade” to break down why we’re betting on the “Teamwork Graph” to bridge the gap between personal agents and automated workflows, helping teams offload “busywork” and get back to the work that actually matters.
The architecture behind Rovo’s agent harness
Unlocking a brand-new dimension of agent autonomy using a sandboxed execution harness that closes the loop between automated testing and runtime optimization.
3 AI bets powering Atlassian’s integrated marketing impact
Discover how Atlassian marketing leaders use AI to drive real change and exceed modern needs.
Building a real-time PWA on Atlassian’s own stack
We didn’t want just another schedule app. We wanted the app itself to be the product story.
Keeping translation at the pace of AI-era development
Building with AI assistants let developers ship faster, but every feature added text to translate faster than our localization process could absorb.
Budget Allocation at Scale: Building an ML Optimization System for Paid Marketing
Every quarter, Atlassian’s performance marketing team faces a deceptively hard question: given a fixed marketing budget, where should the next dollar go? Across hundreds of advertising channels, geographic markets, and product lines, the combinatorial complexity of that question grows fast. In the past, budget allocation decision overall has been an operational demanding process, involving human […]
The Events Rail: Inside Atlassian’s Webhook Delivery Platform
Architecture, multi-tenant fairness, and the design principles behind reliable Forge event delivery at scale.
Scaling StreamHub: Transitioning from Kinesis to Kafka for 145 Billion Daily Events
How Atlassian scaled StreamHub from 22B to 150B daily events by migrating from Kinesis to Kafka, and the hard lessons learned along the way.
Online index migration and shard-scaling in OpenSearch with AOSC
Learn how Atlassian built AOSC, an OpenSearch plugin to reshape indices and scale their shards online. AOSC is a zero-downtime* index migration & scaling engine for OpenSearch, built as an OpenSearch plugin. It’s open source (GitHub repo, docs), and this post is the story of how, and why, we built it. Anyone who has worked […]
Inside AI Builders Week: How teams work in the AI era
Each quarter, we ask some of our R&D teams to take a week away from the day-to-day to experiment and innovate on AI. We call this AI Builders Week, and it helps fuel our AI transformation.
“You should be a little uncomfortable”: How Cursor is navigating the new shape of product craft
Every week, it seems like the rules change for building products. We’re all figuring this out in real time, and one of the best ways we’ve found to do that is to sit down with other leaders who are in the thick of it. That’s why Atlassian recently started a series called AI Talks at […]