Confluence AI

Confluence AI is Atlassian's assistant, Rovo built on Atlassian Intelligence, wired into the wiki and sold as smarter search plus faster creation. In practice it summarizes a long or stale page on demand, lets you ask questions across a space and answers with citations to the pages used, and drafts new page content where you work. Living inside Confluence, it inherits space permissions and the Atlassian admin controls you already run and reads alongside Jira. Per Atlassian's page Rovo came included in Premium and Enterprise from April 2025 with Standard to follow; it switches on automatically and admins can turn it off. There is no separate consumer price: the cost rides on the Confluence tier you already pay for.

Read it as AI for the wiki you are not going to migrate off, which makes it the practical choice for an Atlassian shop that could never survive a Notion conversion, and the weak one for anyone starting greenfield or already living in Notion. The real win is speed over documentation you already own; the failure mode is confident nonsense, because it will summarize and cite a rotting 2019 page as happily as a current one, so humans still have to own the archive, mark pages current, and keep permissions tight since it only surfaces what the asking user may see. The price is indirect but not free: you pay it through Premium or Enterprise seats, so enabling AI is cheap while the underlying tier is not. If Jira is home and the wiki is stale, clean the sources first.