Confluence MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed for Confluence. It allows AI assistants to access, search, create, update, and manage Confluence pages, spaces, comments, and attachments efficiently through a set of well-defined APIs. It streamlines content interaction for automated systems and AI tools, ensuring seamless integration and content transformation for AI consumption.
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Confluence MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed for Confluence. It allows AI assistants to access, search, create, update, and manage Confluence pages, spaces, comments, and attachments efficiently through a set of well-defined APIs. It streamlines content interaction for automated systems and AI tools, ensuring seamless integration and content transformation for AI consumption.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 27 2025
Dimosthenis Kaponis
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What is Confluence MCP?
Confluence MCP provides a robust interface for AI systems to interact with Confluence content. It enables authentication via API tokens, content retrieval, page search, content creation and updates, comment management, and attachment handling. Its features include content transformation for AI use, error handling, and rate limiting. This MCP simplifies content management tasks for developers and AI tools, facilitating automation, knowledge extraction, and content updates within Confluence environments. It is suitable for organizations looking to integrate AI-driven content management and automation workflows into their Confluence platforms.
Who will use Confluence MCP?
- AI developers
- Confluence administrators
- Automation engineers
- Content managers
- Knowledge management teams
How to use the Confluence MCP?
- Step1: Set environment variables with Confluence API token, URL, and email
- Step2: Install dependencies and build the project
- Step3: Run the MCP server locally or deploy on your infrastructure
- Step4: Use the available APIs (get_page, search_pages, create_page, update_page, etc.) for content interactions
- Step5: Integrate the MCP with your AI systems or automation workflows
Confluence MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Authenticate to Confluence using API tokens
- Retrieve and search pages and spaces
- Create, update, and delete pages
- Manage comments and attachments
- Transform content for AI consumption
- Handle API communication and errors
- Rate limiting for API protection
The Benefits
- Seamless AI access to Confluence content
- Automated content management workflows
- Reduced manual effort in content updates
- Enhanced content search and retrieval
- Content transformation for AI understanding
Confluence MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated knowledge base updates via AI
- AI-powered search and content retrieval
- Content transformation for AI agents
- Automated reporting and documentation updates
- Integration of AI assistants with Confluence
FAQs of Confluence MCP
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