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From Plan to Presentation in Minutes: How Gamma Brings Your Atlassian Work to Life

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Based on Atlassian Blog · Sep 14, 2026

Atlassian and Gamma integrate to streamline work-to-presentation workflows using AI agents that pull live context from Jira and Confluence, reducing manual effort in creating decks and documents.

From Plan to Presentation in Minutes: How Gamma Brings Your Atlassian Work to Life
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Key points
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Gamma integrates with Atlassian’s Teamwork Graph to pull live Jira and Confluence context into presentations automatically.
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Users can generate project update decks in minutes by referencing Jira epics or Confluence pages within Gamma.
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Confluence Remix allows direct import of Gamma content into Confluence pages, preserving linked context and feedback tasks.

Atlassian and Gamma have integrated their platforms to address a common frustration: work context scattered across tools like Jira, Confluence, and slide decks. The Atlassian Teamwork Graph now connects these apps into a single context layer, enabling AI to access accurate, up-to-date information. Gamma uses this context to automatically generate presentations, websites, or project updates based on user prompts, eliminating manual copy-pasting and formatting. The integration ensures teams can move from planning to polished output without switching tools or losing momentum.

Gamma’s AI agent can transform a Jira epic or Confluence page into a project update deck in minutes, pulling live issue summaries, status updates, and risks directly into slides. It also suggests follow-up tasks as Jira sub-tasks, reducing the time spent on administrative work. Users can create or reference Jira issues mid-draft by tagging sections and asking the agent to generate tickets with summaries and acceptance criteria. This removes delays caused by deferred task creation, keeping workflows uninterrupted.

The integration allows users to convert Gamma outlines into Confluence pages with linked Jira issues and embedded context, including feedback tasks as sub-tasks. Confluence Remix further enhances this by enabling direct import of Gamma content into Confluence pages, reshaping narratives without copy-paste friction. The result is a Confluence page that reflects the thinking behind the work, making it searchable and linkable. This addresses the common issue of disjointed documentation that lacks traceability to original decisions.

Atlassian’s Rovo MCP Server acts as the standardized bridge, carrying structured context from Jira and Confluence into Gamma and other tools. This eliminates AI’s reliance on fragmented or outdated data, ensuring outputs are grounded in real-time work states. The partnership emphasizes the value of combining Atlassian’s context layer with Gamma’s design capabilities, as noted by executives from both companies. The integration also supports rapid content transformation, such as turning presentations into reference documents or visual stories into searchable wiki entries.

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