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Atlassian Confluence on Metorial
The Atlassian Confluence integration lets you search, read, and manage your wiki pages and spaces directly from your workflow, enabling seamless access to your team's documentation and knowledge base.
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Supported tools and capabilities
Metorial helps you connect AI agents to Atlassian Confluence with various tools and resources. Tools allow you to interact with perform specific actions, while resources provide read-only access to data and information.
list_spaces
List all Confluence spaces
get_space
Get details of a specific space
create_space
Create a new Confluence space
update_space
Update space details
delete_space
Delete a Confluence space
get_page
Get a specific page by ID
get_pages
Get pages from a space
create_page
Create a new page in Confluence
update_page
Update an existing page
delete_page
Delete a page (move to trash)
get_page_children
Get child pages of a page
move_page
Move a page to a different location
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Atlassian Confluence MCP Server
A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables seamless integration with Atlassian Confluence. This server provides complete access to Confluence's content management capabilities, allowing you to manage spaces, pages, blog posts, comments, labels, attachments, and more through a unified interface. Whether you're building automation workflows, integrating Confluence with AI assistants, or creating custom knowledge management tools, this server delivers the full power of Confluence's REST API through easy-to-use MCP tools.
Overview
The Confluence MCP Server transforms how you interact with your Confluence instance by providing programmatic access to virtually every aspect of your Confluence workspace. From basic operations like reading and creating pages to advanced features like version history management, macro insertion, and permission control, this server acts as a bridge between your applications and Confluence's powerful collaboration platform.
With support for over 40 distinct operations, you can automate content creation, manage organizational knowledge, search across spaces, handle blog posts, collaborate through comments, organize content with labels, work with templates, and much more. The server handles all the complexities of API authentication, request formatting, and response parsing, allowing you to focus on building great experiences.
Features
Complete Space Management
Manage Confluence spaces with full CRUD operations including listing, creating, updating, and deleting spaces. Filter spaces by type (global or personal) and status (current or archived), retrieve detailed space information with expandable fields, and control space descriptions and metadata.
Comprehensive Page Operations
Create, read, update, and delete pages with full content control. Support for page hierarchies through parent-child relationships, ability to move pages between spaces and locations, retrieve child pages, and work with different content representations (storage format and view format). Pages can be created from scratch or using templates for consistent formatting.
Blog Post Management
Full support for Confluence blog posts including creation and retrieval. List all blog posts within a space, create new blog entries with rich content, and manage your organization's blog-based communication channels.
Advanced Search Capabilities
Powerful search functionality using Confluence Query Language (CQL) for complex queries, plus simplified title-based search with filtering by content type and space. Control result limits and expand specific fields in search results for optimal performance.
Version History and Restoration
Complete version control with the ability to retrieve full page history, view specific versions of pages, and restore previous versions. Essential for tracking changes, auditing content modifications, and recovering from unwanted edits.
Labels and Organization
Add, retrieve, and remove labels from content to create flexible organizational taxonomies. Labels work across pages, blog posts, and spaces, enabling powerful content categorization and discovery.
Comments and Collaboration
Full comment lifecycle management including adding comments to pages, retrieving all comments, updating existing comments, and deleting comments. Support for rich text formatting in comments using HTML or storage format.
Attachment Handling
Retrieve attachments associated with pages, get detailed information about specific attachments, and list all attachments with pagination support.
Template System
Access page templates available in spaces and create new pages directly from templates, ensuring consistent structure and formatting across your documentation.
User Management
Search for users, retrieve user information by account ID, and get details about the current authenticated user. Essential for permission management and content attribution.
Permissions and Restrictions
Query space permissions and content restrictions to understand access control, enabling proper security management and content visibility control.
Macro Support
Insert Confluence macros into content with configurable parameters and body content. Support for common macros like info, note, warning, and code blocks, enabling rich, dynamic content creation.
Analytics
Retrieve page view statistics to understand content engagement and identify popular pages.
Tools
Space Management Tools
list_spaces
Lists all Confluence spaces accessible to the authenticated user.
- type (optional): Filter by space type - "global" or "personal"
- status (optional): Filter by space status - "current" or "archived"
- limit (optional): Number of results to return (default: 25, maximum: 250)
get_space
Retrieves detailed information about a specific Confluence space.
- spaceKey (required): The unique key identifier for the space
- expand (optional): Comma-separated list of additional data to include (e.g., "description,homepage")
create_space
Creates a new Confluence space.
- key (required): Unique space key identifier
- name (required): Display name for the space
- type (optional): Space type - "global" or "personal" (default: global)
- description (optional): Space description text
update_space
Updates the properties of an existing space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to update
- name (optional): New display name for the space
- description (optional): New space description
delete_space
Permanently deletes a Confluence space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to delete
Page Management Tools
get_page
Retrieves a specific page by its unique identifier.
- pageId (required): The page's unique ID
- expand (optional): Fields to expand in the response (e.g., "body.storage,version,space")
get_pages
Lists pages within a specific space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to query
- title (optional): Filter pages by title
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25, maximum: 100)
- expand (optional): Fields to expand in the response
create_page
Creates a new page in Confluence.
- spaceKey (required): Target space key
- title (required): Page title
- body (required): Page content in HTML or storage format
- parentId (optional): Parent page ID to create a child page
- representation (optional): Body format - "storage" or "view" (default: storage)
update_page
Updates an existing page's content or title.
- pageId (required): The page ID to update
- version (required): Current version number (for optimistic locking)
- title (optional): New page title
- body (optional): New page content
- representation (optional): Body format - "storage" or "view" (default: storage)
delete_page
Moves a page to trash (soft delete).
- pageId (required): The page ID to delete
get_page_children
Retrieves all child pages of a specific page.
- pageId (required): Parent page ID
- limit (optional): Number of results to return (default: 25)
move_page
Moves a page to a different location or space.
- pageId (required): The page ID to move
- targetSpaceKey (optional): Destination space key
- targetParentId (optional): New parent page ID
- position (optional): Position relative to target - "before", "after", or "append"
Blog Post Tools
get_blog_posts
Lists blog posts from a specific space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to query
- limit (optional): Number of results to return (default: 25)
create_blog_post
Creates a new blog post in a space.
- spaceKey (required): Target space key
- title (required): Blog post title
- body (required): Blog post content in HTML or storage format
Search Tools
search_content
Searches for content using Confluence Query Language (CQL).
- cql (required): CQL query string (e.g., "type=page and space=DEMO")
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25, maximum: 100)
- expand (optional): Fields to expand in results
search_by_title
Searches for content by title with optional filtering.
- title (required): Title text to search for
- spaceKey (optional): Limit search to specific space
- type (optional): Content type filter - "page" or "blogpost"
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25)
Attachment Tools
get_attachments
Lists all attachments for a specific page.
- pageId (required): The page ID to query
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25)
get_attachment
Retrieves detailed information about a specific attachment.
- attachmentId (required): The attachment's unique ID
Label Tools
get_labels
Retrieves all labels applied to content.
- contentId (required): Content ID (page, blog post, or space)
add_labels
Adds one or more labels to content.
- contentId (required): Target content ID
- labels (required): Array of label names to add
remove_label
Removes a specific label from content.
- contentId (required): Target content ID
- labelName (required): Label name to remove
Comment Tools
get_comments
Retrieves all comments on a page.
- pageId (required): The page ID to query
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25)
add_comment
Adds a new comment to a page.
- pageId (required): Target page ID
- comment (required): Comment text in HTML or storage format
update_comment
Updates an existing comment.
- commentId (required): The comment ID to update
- comment (required): New comment text
- version (required): Current version number
delete_comment
Deletes a comment.
- commentId (required): The comment ID to delete
Template Tools
get_templates
Lists all page templates available in a space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to query
create_page_from_template
Creates a new page using a template.
- spaceKey (required): Target space key
- templateId (required): Template ID to use
- title (required): Page title
- parentId (optional): Parent page ID
Version History Tools
get_page_history
Retrieves the complete version history of a page.
- pageId (required): The page ID to query
- limit (optional): Number of versions to return (default: 25)
get_page_version
Retrieves a specific version of a page.
- pageId (required): The page ID
- version (required): Version number to retrieve
restore_page_version
Restores a page to a previous version.
- pageId (required): The page ID to restore
- versionNumber (required): Version number to restore to
- currentVersion (required): Current version number
User Management Tools
get_user
Retrieves information about a specific user.
- accountId (required): The user's account ID
get_current_user
Retrieves information about the currently authenticated user.
- No parameters required
search_users
Searches for users by username or display name.
- query (required): Search query string
- limit (optional): Number of results (default: 25)
Permission Tools
get_space_permissions
Retrieves permission settings for a space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to query
get_content_restrictions
Retrieves access restrictions applied to content.
- contentId (required): The content ID to query
Macro Tools
insert_macro
Generates content with a Confluence macro.
- macroName (required): Macro name (e.g., "info", "note", "warning", "code")
- parameters (optional): Object with macro-specific parameters
- body (optional): Macro body content
Analytics Tools
get_page_views
Retrieves view statistics for a page.
- pageId (required): The page ID to query
get_space_content
Retrieves all content (pages and blog posts) from a space.
- spaceKey (required): The space key to query
- limit (optional): Results per content type (default: 25)
Use Cases
This MCP server enables a wide range of Confluence automation and integration scenarios:
- Documentation Automation: Automatically generate and update documentation pages based on code changes, system configurations, or external data sources
- Knowledge Base Management: Build intelligent systems that can search, organize, and maintain your organization's knowledge base
- Content Migration: Move content between spaces, restructure page hierarchies, or migrate from other platforms
- Reporting and Analytics: Generate reports on content usage, identify outdated pages, and track documentation coverage
- AI-Powered Assistance: Enable AI assistants to read and write Confluence content, answer questions about documentation, and help users find information
- Workflow Automation: Create automated workflows that respond to events by creating pages, adding comments, or updating content
- Content Governance: Implement automated checks for content quality, apply labels based on rules, and enforce documentation standards
- Team Collaboration: Build tools that enhance team collaboration through automated notifications, content summaries, and cross-referencing
Getting Started
To use this MCP server, you'll need access to an Atlassian Confluence instance (Cloud or Data Center) and appropriate API credentials. The server communicates with Confluence's REST API, providing a standardized MCP interface that abstracts the underlying API complexity.
Once configured, you can immediately begin using any of the 40+ tools to interact with your Confluence content. The server handles authentication, request formatting, error handling, and response parsing, allowing you to focus on building functionality rather than managing API integration details.
Whether you're building a simple automation script or a sophisticated AI-powered knowledge management system, this MCP server provides the foundation you need to unlock the full potential of your Confluence workspace.
About Metorial
Metorial provides developers with instant access to 600+ MCP servers for building AI agents that can interact with real-world tools and services. Built on MCP, Metorial simplifies agent tool integration by offering pre-configured connections to popular platforms like Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, Notion, and hundreds of other APIs. Our platform supports all major AI agent frameworks—including LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI, and LangGraph—enabling developers to add tool calling capabilities to their agents in just a few lines of code. By eliminating the need for custom integration code, Metorial helps AI developers move from prototype to production faster while maintaining security and reliability. Whether you're building autonomous research agents, customer service bots, or workflow automation tools, Metorial's MCP server library provides the integrations you need to connect your agents to the real world.