read-confluence

Fetch Confluence page content and metadata from URLs or page IDs.

Updated Apr 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/son-nguyen-301/hydra-claude --skill read-confluence
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: read-confluence
Source: https://github.com/son-nguyen-301/hydra-claude/tree/main/skills/read-confluence
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/son-nguyen-301/hydra-claude --skill read-confluence

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Confluence pages contain valuable knowledge, but quickly accessing the exact content can be slow. This skill fetches page content to streamline knowledge retrieval and task execution.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Fetches full page content by URL, tiny link, or direct page ID
  • Returns metadata like title, labels, and version for indexing and verification
  • Supports scenarios like knowledge retrieval, page previews, and quick documentation checks

Quick Start

Fetch the content of a Confluence page using its URL.

Frequently Asked Questions about read-confluence

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I fetch Confluence page content using a page ID or URL?

You can fetch Confluence page content by providing a page URL, tiny link, or direct page ID. The skill returns the full page content along with metadata like title, labels, and version for verification.

What metadata is returned when retrieving Confluence pages?

Retrieving Confluence pages returns metadata including the page title, labels, and version. This metadata helps with indexing, verification, and quick documentation checks during knowledge retrieval.

Can I get inline comments and footer comments from Confluence pages?

Yes, you can retrieve inline comments and footer comments from Confluence pages. The skill calls getConfluencePageInlineComments or getConfluencePageFooterComments when MCP tools are available.

Do I need MCP tools to access Confluence page descendants?

Yes, accessing Confluence page descendants requires MCP tools to be available. The skill calls getConfluencePageDescendants and provides clear failure messaging if the required tools are not present.

How does knowledge access work with Confluence tiny links?

Knowledge access with Confluence tiny links works by resolving the link to fetch the full page content on demand. This streamlines knowledge retrieval and task execution without manual navigation.

What happens if MCP tools are not available when fetching Confluence content?

If MCP tools are not available when fetching Confluence content, the skill provides clear failure messaging. It requires these tools to execute getConfluencePage and related comment or descendant calls.