Atlassian Team '26 Europe
Amsterdam, October 6-8, 2026

Table of Contents

Overview

Atlassian Team '26 Europe. European counterpart to Team '26 (Atlassian's US flagship). Framing: Unleash your teams and their agents. Everyone. Working on the right things. In Jira, teams and AI agents plan, execute, and deliver outcomes together.

The published agenda is a scaffold — three days of expo floor and "breakout & learning sessions" bookended by keynotes. Named sessions (Founder Keynote, Rovo Happy Hour, Closing Keynote, Bash) are the only programmatic anchors so far; the track/session catalog under each "Breakout & learning sessions" band is not yet exposed on the agenda index.

Logistics

Schedule

Day 1 — Tuesday, 6 October

Time Session
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Breakout & learning sessions
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM Expo open
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Welcome Reception

Day 2 — Wednesday, 7 October

Time Session
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Expo open
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Founder Keynote
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Breakout & learning sessions
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Rovo Happy Hour

Day 3 — Thursday, 8 October

Time Session
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Expo open
8:30 AM – 2:30 PM Breakout & learning sessions
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Closing Keynote
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Bash

Shape

Three days, no visible parallel-track structure yet on the agenda index — everything not a keynote or reception collapses into a "Breakout & learning sessions" band. That's a Swoogo scaffold, not the final program: the individual session-detail pages exist (they hydrate client-side) but haven't been pulled into the top-level agenda.

The programmatic anchors:

  • Founder Keynote — Wed 9:00. Scott Farquhar + Mike Cannon-Brookes historically; roster not yet confirmed for Europe.
  • Rovo Happy Hour — Wed 4:00 PM. Rovo is Atlassian's agent product; the fact it gets its own reception is a positioning signal.
  • Closing Keynote — Thu 3:00 PM.
  • Bash — Thu 5:00 PM. Party/networking closer.

Not yet captured

Refresh once the JS-rendered session catalog under each "Breakout" band becomes indexable:

  • [ ] Venue name + address (registration flow only)
  • [ ] Breakout session catalog + speakers per day
  • [ ] Track structure (product / customer / partner / etc.)
  • [ ] Pricing tiers + early-bird cutoff date
  • [ ] Sister-event schedule (Team '26 US dates)

Instrumentation observation

The events site runs Statsig client-side (sdkType: "java-server", sdkVersion: 3.1.3, hash_used: "djb2") with analyticsAnonymousId as the primary bucketing id and atlCohort as a custom attribute. Consent is managed by OneTrust ("US Generic" template, GPC + DNT honored, four cookie tiers).

Adjacent to the site's own gate SDK — see experiments for the shape we ended up copying (djb2 + static-file "server", no upstream call). The Statsig payload from this event's agenda page was the reference model.

Scheduling conflicts

Direct conflict with SPLASH/ISSTA 2026 in Oakland (Oct 6-8), including both workshops we're tracking there:

Pick one continent for that week.

Adjacencies to current work

  • Agent + human workflow in Jira: adjacent to the site's agent-context and durable-execution threads. If they publish keynote video, capture the framing.
  • Atlassian MCP: recent Atlassian MCP release is likely showcased; relevant to the MCP-connector work.
  • Beads / bd: personal task-tracking is bd-based, not Jira; Atlassian's framing of "AI agents in Jira" is worth reading as an alternative model even if unadopted.

TODO

  • [ ] Fill in venue + agenda + speakers once page hydrates or a schedule PDF drops.
  • [ ] Decide Amsterdam vs SPLASH/ISSTA Oakland for that week.
  • [ ] Track early-bird deadline (if considering registration).