Productivity & docsConfluence + Atako
Your AI agents review, create and replace your Confluence pages and spaces.
What your agents do in Confluence
Connected to Confluence, your agents act in it directly, not just read from it.
Spaces
Your agents list the Confluence spaces they can access and review each one's details.
- List spaces visible to the connected account
- Review a space's details
Pages
Your agents list and review a space's pages, including their child pages, create new pages and replace an existing page's title and body entirely.
- List a space's pages, with their direct children
- Retrieve a page's full content (title, body, version)
- Create a new page, at the space root or under a parent page
- Replace a page's title and body, incrementing its version
Search
Your agents search Confluence content using a CQL query.
- Search a space's pages for a keyword
- Find recently updated content with a CQL query
Comments
Your agents review a page's footer comments, add new ones and reply to existing comments.
- List a page's comments
- Add a footer comment to a page
- Reply to an existing comment
Labels & attachments
Your agents review a page's labels and attachments, read-only.
- List the labels applied to a page
- List a page's attachments, without downloading the binary content
How it works
A secure connection, fully under your control.
One-click connection
Paste your Confluence API key: the connection is live in a minute.
Per-agent permissions
Read, write, or both: each agent gets exactly the access it needs.
Encrypted secrets
Your credentials are encrypted and never exposed to the agent.
Full audit trail
Every call to Confluence is logged and reviewable.
Real-world scenarios
What changes day to day.
Pages kept current
The agent retrieves a page's current content, then replaces it to apply your title or content updates.
Content search
The agent finds relevant pages across your spaces from a CQL query.
Comment tracking
The agent lists a page's comments and can reply to them directly.
New structured pages
The agent creates a new page, at a space's root or under an existing page.
Frequently asked questions
How do my agents connect to Confluence?
Via your Atlassian email and an API token, along with your Confluence site name. The connection is set up once, from the Atako integration settings.
Is my Confluence API token safe?
Yes. Your token is encrypted and never exposed to the agent: it acts through a secure access layer, without ever seeing or handling your credentials.
Can I limit what each agent is allowed to do?
Yes, read and write permissions are configured per agent: some can only view Confluence, others can create or replace pages.
What can an agent actually do in Confluence?
List and review spaces, list, review, create and fully replace pages (including their child pages), search content with a CQL query, list and create footer comments (including replies to an existing comment), and list a page's labels and attachments, depending on the permissions you grant.
Can I revoke access at any time?
Yes, in one click from the integration settings. The agent immediately loses all access to Confluence, no action needed on the Confluence side.
What Confluence data is covered?
Spaces, pages (content, title and child pages), footer comments, and a page's labels and attachments (read-only). Content deletion, attachment uploads and space administration (permissions, templates) are not exposed to agents.
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