Atlassian Launches AMP to Trace AI-Written Code Across 4 Tools
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Updated · InfoWorld · Oct 7
Atlassian Launches AMP to Trace AI-Written Code Across 4 Tools
3 articles · Updated · InfoWorld · Oct 7
Summary
Atlassian said AMP is available immediately, adding Teamwork Graph to index code down to functions, symbols and classes and show version history of what humans versus agents changed.
Rovo Work extends that push by letting AI handle multi-step tasks across Jira, Confluence and connected tools for hours in a secure sandbox, with human review and approval built in.
EU AI Inference limits LLM processing to models hosted inside the EU, while tighter non-human identity controls over what agents can see and access are promised "soon."
Analysts said the need is real because Git usually records a human committer even when Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude Code or other agents produced much of the code.
IDC, Aikido Security and other experts said attribution could help CIOs measure whether AI delivers engineering value, but warned line-by-line labeling alone is a weak differentiator without clearer ownership and review context.