aashari_mcp-server-atlassian-confluence
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The Atlassian Confluence MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that facilitates secure, real-time interactions between AI assistants and Confluence instances. It enhances AI capabilities by enabling direct access to Confluence content, provides tools for comprehensive search and information retrieval, and offers secure access control via API tokens.
Atlassian Confluence MCP Server
This project provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to connect AI assistants with Atlassian Confluence instances, enabling real-time, secure access and interaction with Confluence spaces and pages.
Benefits:
- Real-time access to Confluence content for AI assistants.
- No need for manual data transfer between systems.
- Enhanced AI capabilities through contextual search and analysis.
- Secure API token-based access control.
Tools Provided:
- List Spaces: Discover available Confluence spaces.
- Get Space: Retrieve detailed information about a specific space.
- List Pages: List pages within specific spaces with filtering options.
- Get Page: Retrieve full content and metadata of a specific page.
- Search: Perform complex searches using Confluence Query Language (CQL).
Quick Start Guide:
- Get your Atlassian API token.
- Configure server credentials through a global MCP config file or environment variables.
- Connect your AI assistant using platforms like Claude Desktop or Cursor AI.
- Use provided tools to interact with Confluence.
Using as a CLI Tool:
- You can run commands directly using npx, or install the package globally using npm for frequent use.
- Configure using environment variables or a global MCP config file for enhanced functionality.