confluence-connector

To search Confluence pages using CQL, you invoke the connector with validated JSON parameters to execute CQL searches and fetch pages, spaces, attachments, comments, and version metadata. The system enforces a policy gate before making any Atlassian REST v1 network call to retrieve your content.

Yes, you can create and update Confluence pages by calling the update_page action with a valid ADF or markdown body. The connector handles page and comment write operations safely, applying a policy gate that escalates write and delete actions by default before execution.

The Confluence connector supports multipart attachment uploads alongside page and comment write tasks. It applies policy-gated safety by design, ensuring every attachment upload passes validation before any Atlassian REST v1 call is made to your Confluence instance.

Policy gating for Confluence write operations enforces safety by passing every action through a validation gate before any REST v1 call. Write and delete actions escalate by default, while admin and privilege actions are hard-denied to prevent unauthorized changes to pages and spaces.

You can add comments to Confluence pages by invoking the connector with the appropriate write action and validated JSON parameters. This bypasses manual UI navigation while maintaining safety through the enforced policy gate before the Atlassian REST v1 network call.