Independent browser-local gate · Source checked August 27, 2026

Is Code Context ready for a bounded rollout?

Review rollout, repository scope, indexing rights, data location, permissions, third-party agents, retrieval quality, change control, and deletion without connecting to Atlassian or your SCM.

Rollout evidence

Check only evidence verified in the current admin, SCM, provider, and test configuration.

Local result

Complete the evidence review

Eight gates remain. Begin with lifecycle, SCM scope, secrets, indexing rights, and data location before enabling code retrieval.

A passing checklist does not certify security or approve source transfer, agent actions, code changes, deployment, or merge. Start with read-only questions in low-risk repositories.

Atlassian Code Context questions

No. It runs locally in the browser and does not inspect an Atlassian site, enable Code Context, connect an SCM, index code, run TWG CLI, send source to an agent, or change permissions.
No. It only shows that the eight planning gates were checked. Security, privacy, legal, licensing, procurement, records, platform, repository-owner, and change-management approvals remain separate.
Atlassian says it respects existing SCM permissions and validates them at query time. Verify those permissions and denial cases in your own GitHub or Bitbucket configuration.
No. Retrieval, file writes, tool calls, commands, network access, pull requests, deployments, and merge approval are separate authority boundaries.
No. Atlassian documents semantic search as discovery rather than a security or compliance scanner and notes that results have no current confidence signal.

Official references: launch, product and data details, setup, and benchmark.