Confluence is a team workspace where knowledge and collaboration meet.
What You Can Do
Once connected, PlayerZero AI agents can:
- Search documentation - Find relevant docs, runbooks, and architecture decisions during debugging
- Read page content - Access full page content including embedded diagrams and attachments
- Reference docs in responses - Link to relevant Confluence pages when explaining system behavior
- Navigate spaces - Understand your documentation structure and find related content
Use Cases
- Context-aware debugging - AI agents pull in relevant architecture docs and runbooks when investigating issues
- Knowledge discovery - Find existing documentation about error handling, system design, or operational procedures
- Onboarding support - New team members get pointed to relevant docs when asking questions about the codebase
Scopes & Permissions
PlayerZero requests only the permissions needed for AI agents to access and reference your documentation. We follow the principle of least privilege—each permission directly enables a specific capability.
Read Access
| Scope | Why It’s Needed |
|---|
read:page:confluence | Documentation search — Allows agents to find and read relevant docs, runbooks, and architecture decisions when investigating issues |
read:space:confluence | Navigation — Enables agents to understand your documentation structure and locate content within the right spaces |
read:content:confluence | Full content access — Provides access to all content types (pages, blog posts, attachments) so agents can reference complete documentation |
read:confluence-user | Author context — Allows agents to identify document authors when you need to know who wrote specific documentation |
read:group:confluence | Access awareness — Helps agents understand team structure and content ownership within your Confluence workspace |
Write Access
| Scope | Why It’s Needed |
|---|
write:page:confluence | Documentation creation — Enables agents to create new pages when you ask them to document findings or generate runbooks from debug sessions |
delete:page:confluence | Content management — Allows agents to remove outdated documentation when you explicitly request cleanup |
write:content:confluence | Content updates — Enables agents to update existing documentation with new information when you ask them to maintain docs |
write:content.property:confluence | Metadata management — Allows agents to set content properties like labels or status when organizing documentation |
Connection
| Scope | Why It’s Needed |
|---|
offline_access | Persistent connection — Maintains the integration without requiring you to re-authenticate, ensuring agents can access Confluence whenever needed |
Setup
Setup starts in PlayerZero—no pre-configuration in Confluence is required.
- In PlayerZero, navigate to Organization Settings → Integrations
- Find Confluence and click Connect
- You’ll be redirected to Atlassian to log in and authorize PlayerZero
- After authorization, select which PlayerZero projects should have access to this integration
