Issue Summary

When trying to input some Japanese instructions for creating an automation rule with Atlassian Intelligence, the AI starts analyzing the text in the middle of typing it in response to the Enter key used for selecting or confirming characters.

As a result, users can only input the first word of the instruction, which prevents them from using the AI rule creation.

For example, the instructions in Japanese for creating a rule that enable users to create a subtask when a task is created are as follows.

課題が作成された時に、その課題のサブタスクを作成する。

However, the AI starts analyzing the text when inputting "課題" (if we say more strictly, when converting a Hiragana "かだい" to a Kanji "課題" and confirming it), and then users can't input the subsequent instructions.
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This issue is replicable both in Jira and in Confluence.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Navigate to the automation configuration page and click the button [Create with AI]
2. Input a Japanese word such as かだい (kadai)
3. Hit the Enter key to select a Kanji and confirm it

Expected Results

Users can continue to input the subsequent instructions.

Actual Results

The AI starts analyzing the text and users can't input the subsequent instructions.

Workaround

Create instructions in another tool, such as TextEdit, and copy and paste them into the input field.