Atlassian Confluence Cloud

Atlassian Confluence Cloud allows users to interact with confluence entities like content, space, users, and groups. Users can also manage the space permissions.

Utilities · Atlassian Confluence Cloud

Configuration parameters

  • url — Site Name (e.g., https://${site-name}.atlassian.net) (required)
  • auth_method — Authentication Method
  • username — Email
  • cloud_id — Cloud ID
  • callback_url — Callback URL
  • client_credentials — Client ID
  • proxy — Use system proxy settings
  • insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
  • eventFetchInterval — Events Fetch Interval
  • max_events_per_fetch — Max number of events per fetch
  • isFetchEvents — Fetch Events

Commands (15)

  • confluence-cloud-comment-create

    Creates a comment for the given content. Note: To view the expansion of the content properties, execute the confluence-cloud-content-list and confluence-cloud-content-search commands.

  • confluence-cloud-content-create

    Creates a page or blogpost for a given space. Note: To view the expansion of content properties, execute the confluence-cloud-content-list and confluence-cloud-content-search commands.

  • confluence-cloud-content-delete

    Delete the content depending on the content's type and status. Note: If the content's type is page or blogpost, it should be moved to trash before deleting permanently.

  • confluence-cloud-content-get

    Retrieves a Content Item by its Content ID.

  • confluence-cloud-content-list

    Returns the list of content of Confluence.

  • confluence-cloud-content-search

    Retrieves a list of content using the Confluence Query Language (CQL). For more information on CQL, see: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/.

  • confluence-cloud-content-update

    Update the existing content with new content. Note: Updating draft content is currently not supported.

  • confluence-cloud-get-events

    Retrieves a list of events from the Atlassian Confluence Cloud instance.

  • confluence-cloud-group-list

    Returns all user groups.

  • confluence-cloud-oauth-complete

    Completes the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow by exchanging the authorization code for access and refresh tokens.

  • confluence-cloud-oauth-start

    Starts the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow. Returns an authorization URL that the user must visit to authorize the integration.

  • confluence-cloud-oauth-test

    Tests the OAuth 2.0 authentication by verifying the current access token is valid.

  • confluence-cloud-space-create

    Creates a new space. Note: If no permissions are specified, the default space permissions defined by the Confluence cloud account admin will be used.

  • confluence-cloud-space-list

    Returns a list of all Confluence spaces.

  • confluence-cloud-user-list

    Returns a list of users.