Confluence Data Access Module (MCP)

[!Attention] This software artifact is currently in its preliminary developmental phase. Additional directives, knowledge assets, and functionalities are scheduled for future integration.

This archive houses the source code for a dedicated context server engineered for Atlassian Confluence interactions. Presently, the server's capability is limited to predefined directives intended for execution via Zed's command-line interface.

Setup Instructions

Execute the following command in your terminal: bash npm install -g mcp-confluence

Operational Prerequisites

The subsequent environmental parameters must be configured: - API_KEY: The requisite credential for authenticating access to your Confluence instance. - DOMAIN_NAME: The designated subdomain for your Confluence service. (e.g., firmname.atlassian.net) - EMAIL: The associated electronic mail address for the Confluence user.

"confluence-context-server": { "command": "node", "args": [ "node_modules/mcp-confluence/dist/index.js" ], "env": { "API_TOKEN": "", "DOMAIN_NAME": "", "EMAIL": "" } }

Integration with Zed Editor

First, integrate the confluence-context-server extension. Subsequently, incorporate these configurations into your Zed application settings file:

"context_servers": { "confluence-context-server": { "settings": { "api_token": , "domain_name": , "email": } } }

Utilizing the MCP Inspector

Interaction with this service endpoint can also be managed via the MCP Inspector utility. bash npm install @modelcontextprotocol/sdk

npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx mcp-confluence

Available Directives

Confluence Document Retrieval

• moniker: confluence-page
• rationale: Fetch a specific Confluence document utilizing its unique identifier.
• parameters:
• pageId: The unique identifier string for the target Confluence page.

Enterprise Publication Fetch

• moniker: blog-post
• rationale: Retrieve a specified enterprise blog entry using its assigned identifier.
• parameters:
• blogId: The unique identifier string for the enterprise publication.

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