概览
What is Confluence Communication Server MCP Server?
Confluence Communication Server MCP Server is a TypeScript‑based MCP server that provides tools to interact with Confluence. It is designed for developers using MCP clients (e.g., Claude Desktop) to search, retrieve, and update Confluence pages programmatically.
How to use Confluence Communication Server MCP Server?
Install the server automatically via Smithery (npx -y @smithery/cli install @KS-GEN-AI/confluence-mcp-server --client claude) or add it manually to your Claude Desktop configuration. Set the environment variables CONFLUENCE_URL, CONFLUENCE_API_MAIL, and CONFLUENCE_API_KEY, then use the provided tools (execute_cql_search, get_page_content, update_page_content) to interact with your Confluence instance.
Key features of Confluence Communication Server MCP Server
- Execute CQL queries to search Confluence pages.
- Retrieve the content of a page by its ID.
- Update page content and optionally change the title.
- Built with TypeScript for type safety.
- Communicates with Confluence via the REST API.
- Can be installed via Smithery or manually configured.
Use cases of Confluence Communication Server MCP Server
- Search for Confluence pages using CQL queries.
- Fetch the content of a specific page for analysis or display.
- Update page content or rename a page programmatically.
- Automate Confluence documentation workflows from an MCP client.
- Integrate Confluence page operations into AI‑powered assistants.
FAQ from Confluence Communication Server MCP Server
What environment variables are required?
You must set CONFLUENCE_URL (e.g., https://XXXX.atlassian.net/wiki), CONFLUENCE_API_MAIL (your email), and CONFLUENCE_API_KEY (generated from Atlassian API tokens).
What tools does the server provide?
It provides three tools: execute_cql_search (CQL query with optional limit), get_page_content (by pageId), and update_page_content (by pageId, content, and optional title).
How do I install the server for Claude Desktop?
Install via Smithery with npx -y @smithery/cli install ... or manually add the server config to claude_desktop_config.json with the build path and environment variables.
How can I debug the server?
Use the MCP Inspector by running npm run inspector, which provides a URL for debugging over stdio.
Does the server support authentication beyond an API key?
Yes, it uses Confluence’s standard API token authentication by requiring CONFLUENCE_API_MAIL and CONFLUENCE_API_KEY in the environment. No other transport is mentioned.
