mcp-server-atlassian-confluence
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Overview
Connects AI assistants to Atlassian Confluence knowledge bases, enabling natural language interaction to query, search, and manage Confluence content.
Installation
TRANSPORT_MODE=stdio npm run build && node dist/index.jsEnvironment Variables
- ATLASSIAN_SITE_NAME
- ATLASSIAN_USER_EMAIL
- ATLASSIAN_API_TOKEN
Security Notes
The server follows good security practices by loading sensitive credentials (Atlassian API Token, email, site name) from environment variables or a local configuration file, avoiding hardcoded secrets. It performs authenticated API calls to Atlassian Cloud. There are no obvious signs of 'eval', code obfuscation, or malicious patterns. Raw API responses are saved to the `/tmp/mcp/` directory when responses are truncated, which is standard for temporary debug/context data but could lead to excessive disk usage if not managed externally in high-volume, debug-enabled scenarios.
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