Confluence Publish

Publish, create, and update Confluence pages from HTML content.

What this skill does

This skill upserts Confluence pages through the Confluence REST API:

• If a page with the same title exists in the target space, it updates the page.
• If no page exists, it creates a new page.

It supports credentials from config, env file, or process environment variables.

Actions

publish_page

Create or update a Confluence page.

Expected input:

• input: HTML content, optionally with metadata JSON in the first HTML comment.
• config: runtime options and credentials.

Metadata comment format:

<!--
{"space_key":"SPACE","page_title":"My Page","parent_page_id":"12345"}
-->
<h1>Body content</h1>

Alternative config keys:

• space_key
• page_title
• parent_page_id (optional)
• body_html
• page_path (path to a file in the current workspace containing metadata comment + body)

Credential options:

• config.credentials.EMAIL, config.credentials.DOMAIN, config.credentials.API_TOKEN
• config.env_file pointing to a .env style file in the current workspace
• Environment vars: EMAIL, DOMAIN, API_TOKEN

Security constraints:

• config.env_file and config.page_path must resolve to files under the current workspace directory.
• DOMAIN and optional base_url must target Atlassian Cloud (https://.atlassian.net/wiki).

Success output includes:

• status: "success"
• operation: "created" | "updated"
• page_id
• title
• url
• space_key

test_connection

Checks Confluence authentication and returns user identity info.

Example call payload

{
  "action": "publish_page",
  "input": "<!-- {\"space_key\":\"SPACE\",\"page_title\":\"Demo\"} --><h1>Hello</h1>",
  "config": {
    "credentials": {
      "EMAIL": "user@example.com",
      "DOMAIN": "exampletenant",
      "API_TOKEN": "your-token"
    }
  }
}