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Agentic Pipelines now integrates with the redesigned Atlassian MCP server for Claude and Codex agents. Rovo Dev CLI agents in Agentic Pipelines currently use the original version of Atlassian MCP server and are unaffected by this update.

Git worktrees let you check out multiple branches of the same repository in separate directories. Each worktree has its own files and staging area, but they all share the same Git history. You can work on several branches without repeatedly switching between them, stashing changes, or cloning the repository again. Worktrees are especially useful when working with coding agents. Tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can use them to handle multiple tasks in parallel without editing the same files.

A one-line fix shouldn’t wait on the whole test suite. Yet a typical CI pipeline runs every test on every push, and a single flaky failure sends developers back to the rerun button. CircleCI’s Smarter Testing addresses both problems. Test impact analysis tracks which source files each test executes, then runs only the tests affected by a code change. Auto rerun retries flaky tests inside the job instead of failing the build.

The CircleCI CLI brings CI into your terminal, where developers and coding agents can work with it directly. You can set up projects, trigger and monitor pipelines, investigate failures, retrieve test results and artifacts, manage project settings, and more. Agents can use the CLI through shell commands or its built-in MCP server, giving them the tools and context to validate changes, diagnose failures, and try again without switching to a browser.