Software development teams are under constant pressure to deliver faster without sacrificing quality. Yet too much time is lost navigating between tools, writing documentation, collaborating with stakeholders, testing code, managing technical debt, and translating business requirements into implementation details. Today’s modern code LLMs are changing that equation, and Rovo and Jira are at the heart of this transformation.
In this live demo, we’ll show how Rovo Dev’s AI-powered coding capabilities connect directly to your Jira workflow, turning epics and stories into actionable code and helping teams of any size accelerate delivery. From a 4-person startup squad to a scaled enterprise organization, Rovo helps teams move from planning to production with less friction, greater confidence, and improved financial efficiency through smarter, more optimized usage of LLM tokens.
What attendees will learn:
- What is Rovo and Rovo Dev
- How simple Rovo agents can be built
- How Rovo Dev bridges the gap between Jira work items and code, enabling developers to go from Epic to implementation in minutes rather than hours
- Practical ways small and mid-size dev teams can use Rovo to accelerate sprint execution and reduce context-switching
- Techniques for using Rovo to surface project context including requirements, dependencies, and team priorities, right where developers are working
- A live, interactive walkthrough so you can see exactly what Rovo and Rovo Dev looks like in a real software development workflow
The business scenario:
Meridian Software Inc. (a fictional mid-size software company) is building PipelineIQ as their flagship SaaS product. They’re using Confluence to document the entire software development lifecycle — and SPK helped them set up their Atlassian toolchain.
Meridian Software is making an app called PipelineIQ, which is a DevOps Analytics & CI/CD Management Platform
SPK and Associates helps engineering organizations with DevOps, software lifecycle management, cloud engineering, and data engineering solutions. So the demo app should be something your prospects and customers would immediately recognize and relate to. PipelineIQ is a web application that gives engineering teams visibility into their CI/CD pipelines, deployment health, and DevOps metrics — exactly the kind of tool SPK’s customers would use or build.
GitHub repo:
https://github.com/mroberts-PipelineIQ/PipelineIQ-Demo
Jira board:
https://spkatlassiandemo.atlassian.net/jira/software/projects/PIQ/boards/1029
Rovo Dev:
https://spkatlassiandemo.atlassian.net/rovodev
Next step: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/integrate-with-github/
Then activate: https://support.atlassian.com/rovo/docs/activate-code-reviews-in-your-repository/
Code reviewer settings have been turned on.
Use /manage‑jira‑workflows with ready‑made prompts, or Ask Rovo in your own words – for example: “Add a ‘Peer Review’ status between ‘In Progress’ and ‘Done.'”