publish-to-confluence

To publish markdown files to Confluence, use the /publish-to-confluence command. It converts your markdown to Confluence XHTML format and requires your explicit approval before creating or updating the page in your specified space.

Yes, the markdown to Confluence conversion requires explicit user approval before publishing. This safeguard ensures you review the XHTML format and choose between creating a new page or updating an existing one to prevent accidental overwrites.

The process to convert markdown to Confluence XHTML format involves transforming the document structure into Confluence's storage format. The Skill handles the markdown conversion, user authentication, and API interactions automatically.

Yes, you can update an existing Confluence page with a markdown file. The publishing options allow you to choose between creating a new page or updating an existing one within a specified Confluence space and parent page.

The Skill handles API failures and network issues during Confluence publishing through built-in error handling. It manages user authentication and processes errors to ensure robust publishing of your markdown documents.

Confluence markdown publishing is suitable for product managers, engineering leads, and founders who need to share documentation with their team. It streamlines format conversion and ensures user approval before publication.