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  • Confluence MCP — wraps the Confluence Cloud REST API v2 (OAuth)

  • URL to clean article markdown/text + metadata and links. Deterministic. $0.001/call via x402.

  • Retrieve Confluence page content by page ID or title and space key. Optionally include metadata, convert to markdown, or sample only the first lines.
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  • Copy a Confluence page under a specified parent page, carrying over attachments, labels, and properties, and return the new page ID.
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  • Move or reparent a Confluence page in its space by choosing append, before, or after a target. Returns updated metadata.
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  • Search Confluence pages using CQL queries, returning matching page IDs, titles, and space keys to locate content by text.
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  • Retrieve the full markdown content of a Confluence page by its ID, exact title, or title substring, with optional section filtering.
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  • Create a Confluence page in a specified space with a given title and content. Supports Markdown, wiki, storage, and XHTML formats, with optional parent page and layout settings.
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  • List children of a Confluence page by ID, or top-level pages in a space by key. Recurse optionally to traverse the full page hierarchy at a chosen depth.
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  • Retrieve a Confluence page by its ID, returning the body in markdown, storage, or view format. Optionally save the content to a file and download images for offline use.
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