Confluence + Maintouch
Let Agent M search, read and write pages in your Confluence spaces.
Overview
Your product specs, positioning notes and campaign plans already live in Confluence. When Agent M writes a brief or answers a question, it should work from them, not from a guess.
Connect Confluence and Agent M can search your spaces, read pages and their comments, create new pages and update existing ones. Your custom agents get the same actions, and background content updates can read the pages their instructions point to.
How it works
- 01
Connect with Confluence
Sign in with your Atlassian account and approve access. The connection is yours alone until you share it.
- 02
Choose who can use it
Turn on sharing to let your organization and its custom agents work through your account, or keep it personal.
- 03
Ask Agent M
Ask it to pull the facts from a spec, or to publish a content brief as a new page in the space you name.
What you get
Search across spaces
Find pages by title, by space or with a full CQL query, then read the page, its parent pages and its comments.
Briefs and research as pages
Agent M creates pages for briefs, outlines and research summaries, and updates the pages you point it to.
Feedback as a comment
Leave a footer comment with a summary or review notes instead of editing the page itself.
Read-only for content updates
Background content updates can read Confluence when their instructions name it, and never create or change anything there.
Permissions
Spaces (read) List and search your spaces and what is in them.Pages (read + write) Read pages and their ancestors, create new pages and update existing ones.Comments (read + write) Read footer and inline comments, and add footer comments.Questions
Whose Confluence account does Agent M use?
Yours, when you have connected one. Otherwise it uses an account a colleague shared with your organization, and tells you whose it is.
Can Agent M delete pages?
No. It can create and update pages and add comments, but it has no delete action.
