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Confluence Data Center MCP Server

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Access and manage Atlassian Confluence Data Center content via the Model Context Protocol.

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38FMRS · D

Reliability

3/20

Security and permissions

6/20

Maintenance

7/20

Documentation

8/20

Setup experience

14/20

This server is a community-maintained, unofficial integration for Atlassian Confluence Data Center. It provides the ability to access and manage Confluence content via MCP, but users should be aware of token security and potential maintenance risks.

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This MCP server provides integration with Atlassian Confluence Data Center, enabling AI assistants to read and manipulate Confluence pages, blogs, and other content through a standardized interface. It is designed specifically for Data Center deployments and supports authentication via Personal Access Tokens.

Tools

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Setup

Install via the npm package @atlassian-dc-mcp/confluence. It is recommended to run npx @atlassian-dc-mcp/confluence setup for interactive configuration, which guides you through setting host, API path, and token, and validates credentials. Alternatively, set the environment variables CONFLUENCE_HOST or CONFLUENCE_API_BASE_PATH, and CONFLUENCE_API_TOKEN in your MCP client configuration.

Fit and risk

Best for

Organizations using Atlassian Confluence Data Center.
Teams that need AI access to internal documentation.
Developers looking to integrate Confluence content into automated processes.

Not for

Users on Confluence Cloud instead of Data Center (may work but not explicitly supported).
Scenarios requiring advanced permission management or audit features.
Production environments with high stability requirements, as this is a community-maintained project.

Required permissions

Requires API access to the Confluence instance, typically via a Personal Access Token.
Depending on token permissions, can read, create, update, or delete Confluence content.
Ability to make network requests to the Confluence instance's API.

Risks and side effects

Token leakage could lead to unauthorized access to Confluence data.
Community-maintained project may lack timely security updates.
Operational errors could inadvertently delete or modify important documents.

Troubleshooting

Verify CONFLUENCE_HOST or CONFLUENCE_API_BASE_PATH is correct and reachable.
Ensure the API token is valid and not expired.
Check network connectivity to the Confluence instance.
Confirm ATLASSIAN_DC_MCP_CONFIG_FILE path (if used) is absolute and exists.

Use cases

Enable AI assistants to query and retrieve documents from Confluence.

Automate Confluence content management, such as creating, updating, or deleting pages.

Integrate Confluence knowledge base into AI workflows for information retrieval and dissemination.