Confluence

Let Dot read and write your Confluence pages, spaces, and comments.

Connect your Atlassian Cloud account so Dot can search, read, and — when enabled — create or update Confluence pages, upload attachments, and post comments. Dot writes plain Markdown and converts it to Confluence's native format, so tables, headings, lists, and embedded charts render correctly.

One connection, two skills. Confluence and Jira share a single Atlassian (Confluence + Jira) connection and API token, but each is a separate skill you toggle independently under Model → Skills. Connecting once enables both.

Prerequisites

• An Atlassian Cloud site (Server / Data Center is not supported).

• A Dot admin account and an Atlassian API token.

Get an Atlassian API token

1. Go to id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens.

2. Click Create API token, name it, and copy the value.

The token acts as the account that created it — Confluence records that account as the author of pages and comments Dot writes.

Connect in Dot

1. Go to Settings → Connections and find Atlassian (Confluence + Jira) under Context Connectors.

2. Fill in:

   • Site URL — e.g. https://your-org.atlassian.net

   • Account email — the email of the account that owns the token

   • API token — the token you just created

3. Click Connect.

What Dot can do

Each action is a separately governed permission under Model → Skills → Confluence.

Permission	What it allows	Default
confluence.search	Cross-space full-text search	On
confluence.spaces.read	Listing spaces	On
confluence.pages.read	Reading pages, ancestors, and page trees	On
confluence.pages.write	Creating/updating pages, uploading attachments	On
confluence.pages.delete	Trashing pages (reversible for 30 days)	Off
confluence.comments.read	Reading footer and inline comments	On
confluence.comments.write	Posting footer comments	On

To change a permission, open Model → Skills, expand the Confluence skill, and toggle it.

Attribution

Pages and comments Dot writes are marked as its own: page titles are prefixed with [Dot], page bodies end with a "…on behalf of <user>" byline, and comments are prefixed with [Dot, on behalf of <user>].

Limitations

• Atlassian Cloud only — no Server / Data Center.

• Markdown conversion covers paragraphs, headings, lists, GFM tables, quotes, code blocks, dividers, links, and inline formatting; images embed via attachment upload. Confluence-specific macros (panel, expand, status) render as plain paragraphs.