The Solution — ShipSignal
ShipSignal is a real, deployed Atlassian Forge application (not a mockup) that consolidates release signals from Jira, Confluence, Compass and Teamwork Graph into an explainable readiness assessment.
Every risk cites: observation, source platform + ID + URL, retrieval timestamp, why it matters, severity, remediation, and whether human verification is required. Deterministic scoring, explainable AI: the risk engine applies versioned rules; AI only summarises evidence — it never invents records or changes scores. Missing evidence → status INCOMPLETE, never READY.
Key features
• Workspace overview: active releases, critical risks, open blockers, integration health • Release detail with 10 tabs (Summary, Readiness, Timeline, Issues, PRs, Dependencies, Evidence, Risks, Approvals, Audit) • Dependency graph: topology, critical paths, missing/unverified relationships (never fabricated) • Risk register + evidence explorer with provenance and freshness (CURRENT/STALE/PARTIAL/UNKNOWN) • Rovo Agent: evidence-grounded Q&A ("Why is 2.4.0 at risk?") • MCP server: 9 typed tools declared in the manifest (read-only independent; mutations gated) • Sync worker: creates releases from real Jira project versions, idempotent reconciliation, partial results, audit trail
