The allow-list is the part worth noticing. You decide up front which spaces are in scope, so a write tool pointed at a company-wide wiki has a blast radius you chose rather than one you inherited.
An MCP server over the Confluence REST API. It searches, reads, creates, updates and deletes pages, lists spaces and their contents, and confines everything to the space keys you list in its configuration.
- Confluence searched across the spaces you have allowed
- A page read by ID
- A page created in a space, updated, or deleted
- Every space listed, and one space's contents
- Access confined to a comma-separated allow-list of space keys
A Confluence base URL, your account email and an API token, plus the list of space keys it may touch — all set in the environment. The project builds locally with npm run build; there is no published package.
