Atlassian Codegeist 2025

We’re Competing in Atlassian Codegeist 2025!

Empower your Jira teams with enterprise-grade analytics: transform JQL into secure SQL, run auditable joins and aggregations, preserve permissions, deploy in seconds — turn your data into insight, with zero risk


This year, we’re excited to participate in Atlassian Codegeist 2025 with our newest project – Monkey SQL, an AI-powered analytics engine designed for Rovo. Monkey SQL turns your Jira data into real SQL, enabling teams to:

  • analyze issues, components, cycles, versions, time, escalations
  • detect patterns the moment they appear
  • run fully auditable queries (no black-box AI)
  • uncover dependencies, risks, and hotspots in seconds


All without building pipelines or writing scripts.

But the fun part? Monkey SQL isn’t just a feature — it’s a character. A street-smart data hacker who can look at your Jira mess and say:

“Don’t worry, I got this.”

And he really does. By the way, here it is:

This app helps you to surfe arround in Jira and get best responses using both strengths from Rovo and SQL )

What makes Monkey SQL stand out

  • It transforms natural language into clean, transparent SQL
  • It works across multiple Atlassian products
  • It blends the strengths of Rovo AI + KintoSoft’s enterprise analytics
  • It helps teams find insights they didn’t even know existed

Whether you’re tracking quality, dependencies, delivery flow, or performance, Monkey SQL gives you the truth straight from your data.

With AI-powered analytics becoming a core part of modern engineering, we wanted to create a tool that combines:

  • the flexibility of SQL
  • the intelligence of Rovo
  • the reliability required by real enterprise teams

Check Out Our Codegeist Submission!

You can explore the full project here:

👉 https://devpost.com/software/monkey-sql

We’re incredibly proud of what we built — and even more excited about what’s coming next.

Stay tuned)

Monkey SQL is just getting started 🐒💾✨

— KintoSoft team




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