An AI agent that works in Jira so your team doesn't have to.
Your team talks in Slack and works in code. Korey turns those conversations into Jira tickets, keeps them current, and answers "where does this stand?" from the full issue history. It writes to Jira with your own Atlassian permissions.
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What the agent does in Jira.
Connect Jira and ask Korey in plain language. It works with your projects the way your team talks about them.
Triage a thread into issues
Korey creates and updates Jira issues directly from your conversations, so decisions and action items become tracked work without leaving the thread.
Answers grounded in your projects
Ask about issue status, comments, and workflow progress. Korey reads the full history, so you get the current state of the work as of right now.
Search across every project
Find the issues that matter across all your Jira projects, and keep planning aligned with what your team is actually shipping.
Sam, Platform Engineer
Turn this Slack thread into Jira issues
Jess, Product Manager
What shipped in the payments epic last sprint?
From a Jira epic to a living spec. Beta
Start a Project from an existing epic and Korey brings its issues in and writes the spec. Assign tasks to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex from the same view, and progress updates live as the agents finish.
Projects is in beta. Email support@korey.ai for access.
Read the Projects docsJira stays the source of truth. It just stops going stale.
A tracker is only as good as what makes it in there. Decisions get made in Slack, scope changes in standup, and blockers surface in threads. None of it makes it back to the board. So the board drifts, and everyone quietly stops trusting it.
Korey sits on top of Jira and closes that gap. Status comes from what's actually happening in your issues, code, and conversations. Work stays in Jira. Progress doesn't stall there.
Korey or Atlassian Rovo?
Rovo is Atlassian's own AI, and it is built into Jira and Confluence Cloud. The two do different jobs, and plenty of teams run both.
Rovo fits when the work lives in Atlassian
If your issues, docs, and conversations are all in Jira and Confluence, start with the assistant that ships inside them.
Korey fits when the work crosses tools
Korey reads Jira alongside GitHub, Slack, Google Drive, and Sentry, so the answer to "where does this stand?" includes the pull request and the thread, along with the ticket. It also works with Shortcut and GitHub Issues, so the agent stays with you if a team changes trackers. Korey is priced per organization.
Less chasing.
More shipping.
Teams using Korey spend less time managing the work around the work, and their tracker stays trustworthy.
"Using Korey to eliminate friction points led to a 37% increase in engineering velocity."
"I just write in plain language and Korey gives me what I need — no navigating boards."
Your Confluence docs come along.
Decisions, specs, and institutional knowledge usually live in Confluence. With the Confluence connector, Korey creates documents from conversations, answers questions grounded in your docs' content and comments, and searches across spaces to find the write-up that matters before you rewrite it from memory.
Together, Jira and Confluence give Korey the same context your team already trusts, so responses, specs, and follow-ups are grounded in what you've written and what you're shipping.
Confluence connector docsConnected in minutes.
No migration, no imports, no new process to learn. Korey plugs into the Jira you already have.
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Start for free
Sign up and get 100 free interactions for your whole team. No credit card required.
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Connect Jira
Open Settings → Connectors and connect with your Atlassian account. Add Confluence while you're there.
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Ask your first question
"What's blocked in the current sprint?" is a good place to start.
Jira is one piece. Korey connects the rest.
GitHub, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, and more. Korey understands how work connects across your whole stack, so a Jira issue, its pull request, and the thread that changed its scope read as one story. Korey can also hand a task to a coding agent such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex with its context attached.
See all connectorsEnterprise-grade security.
SOC 2 Type II compliant, private by default, built-in safety checks, and zero data retention. Everyone connects with their own Atlassian account, so Korey works within your existing Jira permissions, and your data stays yours. We never train on it.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Korey an AI agent for Jira?
Yes. Korey is an AI agent that connects to Jira with your Atlassian account. It creates and updates issues from conversations, answers questions from the full issue history, and searches across your projects.
How is Korey different from Atlassian Rovo?
Rovo is Atlassian's own AI and it is built into Jira and Confluence Cloud. If all of your work lives inside Atlassian, start there. Korey is for teams whose work crosses tools. It reads Jira alongside GitHub, Slack, Google Drive, and Sentry, and it also works with Shortcut and GitHub Issues, so the agent stays with you if a team changes trackers.
Can Korey hand Jira work to coding agents?
Yes, in Projects, which is in beta. Start a Project from an existing epic, let Korey bring in its issues and write the spec, then assign tasks to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. Email support@korey.ai for beta access.
Can I install Korey from the Atlassian Marketplace?
Yes. Korey is listed on the Atlassian Marketplace. You can also sign up at korey.ai and connect Jira from Settings, then Connectors.
Does Korey replace Jira?
No. Korey sits on top of the tools your team already runs. Your issues stay in Jira. Korey creates and updates them from your conversations, answers questions from their full history, and searches across your projects. Jira stays the source of truth.
How do I connect Jira to Korey?
Open Settings → Connectors in Korey and connect Jira with your Atlassian account. Setup takes a few minutes, and the Jira connector docs walk through every step.
What can Korey do with my Jira projects?
Korey creates and updates Jira issues directly from conversations, answers questions about status, comments, and workflow progress from the full issue history, and searches across every project to find the issues that matter.
Does Korey work with Confluence too?
Yes. With the Confluence connector, Korey can create documents from conversations, answer questions grounded in your docs' content and comments, and search across spaces.
Is my Jira data safe with Korey?
Korey is SOC 2 Type II compliant with zero data retention, and we never train models on your data. Everyone connects Jira with their own Atlassian account, so Korey works within each person's existing Jira permissions. It only ever sees what they can see.
Can I try Korey for free?
Yes. Every new team gets 100 free interactions, no credit card required. Paid plans start at $99 per month per organization.