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Atlassian plans charges for AI use beyond Rovo credits

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Atlassian will start charging customers for excessive artificial-intelligence usage, the Australian Financial Review reported. Customers currently receive a fixed allocation of Rovo credits with subscriptions to products including Jira and Confluence. Credit allocations vary by product type and monthly plan. The move follows Atlassian's disclosure a month earlier that adoption of its Rovo agent had risen sharply. The report did not state pricing, usage thresholds, or an effective date.
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