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Get Current User

Retrieve the currently authenticated Confluence user's profile information.

Get Page

Retrieve a Confluence page by its ID, with optional body content. Returns page metadata including title, space, version, and status. Use **includeBody** to fetch the full storage-format content.

Delete Blog Post

Delete a Confluence blog post by ID (moves to trash).

Get Labels

Get all labels on a Confluence content item (page, blog post, or attachment).

List Blog Posts

List Confluence blog posts, optionally filtered by space or title. Returns blog post metadata for each result.

Update Page

Update an existing Confluence page's title, body, or status. Requires the current version number to prevent conflicts. If you don't know the current version, use **Get Page** first to retrieve it.

Create Blog Post

Create a new blog post in a Confluence space. The body should be in Confluence storage format (XHTML-based).

Delete Comment

Delete a footer comment by ID.

Search Content

Search Confluence content using CQL (Confluence Query Language). CQL supports filtering by type, space, label, creator, date, title, text content, and more. **Example CQL queries:** - `type=page AND space=DEV` — all pages in the DEV space - `text ~ "release notes"` — content containing "release notes" - `label=important AND type=blogpost` — blog posts with the "important" label - `creator=currentUser() AND lastModified > now("-7d")` — your recent content

Get Page Properties

Retrieve all content properties (key-value metadata) for a Confluence page.

Get Attachments

List file attachments on a Confluence page. Returns attachment metadata including file name, media type, and size.

Get Comments

Retrieve footer comments on a Confluence page. Returns comment metadata and body content.

Add Comment

Add a footer comment to a Confluence page or blog post. The body should be in Confluence storage format.

List Groups

List Confluence groups with pagination support.

Set Page Property

Create or update a content property (key-value metadata) on a Confluence page. If updating, provide the property ID and current version number.

Get Content Restrictions

Get read and update restrictions on a Confluence content item. Shows which users and groups have restricted access.

Delete Page Property

Delete a content property from a Confluence page.

Add Labels

Add one or more labels to a Confluence content item (page, blog post, or attachment). Labels are useful for categorization and discovery.

Get Space

Retrieve a single Confluence space by its ID. Returns space metadata.

Get Content Versions

Retrieve the version history of a Confluence page or blog post. Shows who made changes, when, and their version messages.

List Pages

List Confluence pages, optionally filtered by space, title, or status. Returns page metadata for each result. Supports pagination via cursor.

Get Group Members

List all members of a Confluence group by group name.

Create Page

Create a new Confluence page in a specified space. The body should be in Confluence storage format (XHTML-based). Optionally set a parent page to create hierarchical content.

List Spaces

List Confluence spaces with optional filtering by space key, type, or status. Returns space metadata including name, key, and type.

Remove Content Restrictions

Remove all restrictions from a Confluence content item, making it accessible according to space-level permissions.

Remove Label

Remove a label from a Confluence content item.

Get Blog Post

Retrieve a single Confluence blog post by ID with optional body content.

Delete Page

Delete a Confluence page by ID. The page is moved to trash and can be restored later.

Update Blog Post

Update an existing Confluence blog post's title, body, or status. Requires the current version number.

Get Page Children

Retrieve the direct child pages of a Confluence page. Useful for navigating the page hierarchy.

Update Content Restrictions

Set read or update restrictions on a Confluence content item. Controls which users and groups can view or edit the content.