Rovo Studio App Builder gets you moving fast. Then you hit the wall.

The app needs a scheduled trigger. It needs to call an external API. It needs a scope you cannot grant from a prompt box. And suddenly "just describe what you want" stops being enough.

That wall is where Forge begins.

AI Assisted App Creation series is about crossing it. We are not going to pretend AI ships production Forge apps on its own. We are also not going to pretend you need ten years of Node.js to get started. The honest answer sits somewhere in between, and that is exactly what this session is about.

What we're covering

• Where Forge actually sits in the Atlassian AI ecosystem, in plain language

• The line between "App Builder can handle this" and "this needs Forge", with real examples

• Your first Forge setup: CLI, manifest, tunnel, deploy, install, minus the fear

• Putting AI to work on Forge code: generating a first pass, reviewing it, debugging it, and refining it into something you would actually ship

• The parts nobody warns you about: permissions and scopes, debugging blind spots, cost, and what maintenance looks like six months later

Who should be in the room

• Rovo Studio users ready to move past App Builder

• Atlassian admins, champions, and technical power users

• Developers new to Forge or new to building with AI

• Technical product managers and business analysts who keep filing tickets they could ship themselves

• Automation and operations professionals who have outgrown no-code

• Marketplace and ecosystem builders

• Vibe coders curious about the Atlassian platform

Bring your questions. Bring the app idea you abandoned. Bring the error message you never managed to fix. This is a working session, not a slide parade.

Missed Part 1? Watch "Rovo Studio Decoded: Unraveling the Essentials" before you join. Not mandatory, but Part 2 will land a lot harder if you do.

Stick around till the end. A few names get picked for Atlassian certification vouchers and gift cards, and you have to be in the room to be in the draw.