I would like to use Atlassian AI to summarize data from the Description field and post the summary into another custom field. Is there any way to do this?
Does this happen just when the issue is created?
No, not just on ticket creation, ideally it would be any time the descriptions updated.
Though we'd be happy to start with just on creation.
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If it's only about work item creation, then you can simply use Confluence Automation for this. 😁
Confluence has a trigger for when a Work Item has been created, unfortunately not for edits. But you could build an automation like this:
Not exactly what you're looking for, but maybe close enough?
PS: I guess, @Matt Doar _Adaptavist_ had the same thoughts?
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If you also use Rovo, you can alternatively use a Rovo agent to summarize it, I just didn't have a test environment to try it out.
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You could create a Rovo agent with the instructions to:
"summarise the description field of the current issue and return the summary".
Then you call that agent in an automation rule and use the result in an Edit issue action. {{agentResponse}} smart value will include the result from the Rovo agent.
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Good call on the Confluence direction. I was thinking Rovo and a custom forge app but that's probably overkill
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Thanks @Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ ! I'm not entirely sure that will work for our case, but interesting approach! I'll test it out.
For the answers involving Rovo, we don't have Rovo in the environment yet, so those may be a future answer, but not available to us at this time.
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