Atlassian Launches AI Agent Protocol, Engineer Deployment Program
MT newswire2026/10/07 10:3706:37 AM EDT, 10/07/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Atlassian (TEAM) has launched an Agentic Multiplayer Protocol, which establishes a framework for collaboration by multiple AI agents, the company said Wednesday. The software protocol allows for in-the-flow collaboration, shared presence visibility, enforcement of permissions, and auditing of agent actions, the company said. Atlassian also launched its Forward Deployed Engineering program to scale enterprise AI for its customers, it said. Under the program, senior applied AI engineers directly are placed with customers to set up production-ready AI software, the company said. Among the customers already using the program are Expedia and Reddit, it said.
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