The Atlassian integration connects your Jira and Confluence workspaces to HackerOne so Hai can use them while working on your reports. Once connected, Hai can pull in relevant context from your Atlassian workspace, including related Jira issues and Confluence documentation, to enrich reports and provide more informed answers.
If you enable Jira issue creation, Hai can also create and update Jira issues directly from HackerOne, so remediation work stays in the same place your team already tracks it.
Before You Begin
Before you connect an Atlassian workspace, make sure:
The atlassian-agent-enabled feature flag is enabled for your organization.
Your Atlassian administrator has enabled API token access for Atlassian Rovo MCP.
You have an Atlassian account with access to the Jira and Confluence workspaces you want to connect.
Create an Atlassian API Token
Before connecting your workspace, create an API token with the required permissions.
Open the Atlassian API token page.
Select Rovo MCP.
Select the Jira and Confluence scopes you want the integration to have access to.
Enter a name for the token.
Click Create.
⚠️ Copy the token. Atlassian only displays it once.
Step 1: Connect Your Workspace
In HackerOne, go to Organization settings > Integrations.
Under Hai integrations, click Connect next to Atlassian.
Enter:
Click Connect.
Select the cloud space to connect.
Choose whether Hai can access Jira, Confluence, or both.
Click Next.
Step 2: Configure Jira Issue Creation
Complete these steps only if you want Hai to create Jira issues automatically.
Map Jira Projects
Map each HackerOne program to a Jira project.
Click Next.
Configure Automatic Issue Creation
Enable Automatic issue creation.
Select the report state that should trigger issue creation.
Click Next.
Step 3: Configure De-duplication
Choose whether Hai should check for an existing Jira issue before creating a new one.
Click Finish.
Your Atlassian workspace is now connected!






