Time Metrics Tracker Rovo Agent

Time Metrics Tracker provides a Rovo agent that helps you quickly get information about your configured time metrics and understand how much time a Jira issue has spent according to a selected metric.

Instead of opening the app manually and checking metric data yourself, you can ask the agent in natural language and get a quick answer directly in Rovo

What can the Time Metrics Tracker Rovo Agent do?

The agent can help you with basic Time Metrics Tracker information and guidance.

Get available metric names

You can ask the agent to show the time metrics that are already configured in your Time Metrics Tracker app.

For example, the agent can help you understand which metrics are available for tracking, such as Cycle Time, Lead Time, Resolution Time, Review Time, or any other custom metric created in your Jira instance.

Check elapsed time for a Jira issue

You can ask the agent how much time a specific Jira issue has accumulated according to a selected metric.

For example:

How much time has INTD-123 spent according to Metric 1?

The agent can return information such as:

INTD-123 is monitored by “Metric 1”.
Elapsed time: 2h 30m.
Current status: In Progress.

This helps you quickly check the current time result for a work item without opening the report manually.

Configuration guidance

The agent can also provide step-by-step guidance on how to configure Time Metrics Tracker.

You can ask how to:

• create a new time metric;

• choose start, stop, and pause statuses;

• select a work calendar;

• set warning and critical time limits;

• edit an existing metric;

• configure alert recipients.

How does it help?

The Time Metrics Tracker Rovo Agent is useful when you need a quick answer or simple guidance without searching through app settings or documentation.

How to find the agent

To open the Time Metrics Tracker Rovo Agent:

1. Open Jira.

2. Click Ask Rovo.

3. Go to Agents or View all agents.

4. Search for the Time Metrics Tracker agent.

5. Open the agent and enter your question.

You can also start with a simple prompt like:

Tell me what you can do.

Prompt examples

Here are a few prompts you can use:

Show me all available time metrics.

What time metrics are configured in Time Metrics Tracker?

How do I create a new time metric?

How can I edit an existing metric?

How do I configure warning and critical limits?

How do I exclude On Hold time from a metric?