Confluence
Learn how to build AI agents with Confluence access using xpander.ai.
Learn how to build AI agents with Confluence access using xpander.ai. This integration enables intelligent document-aware AI assistants that can read, write, organize, and analyze pages of different projects automatically.
Authentication Options
Confluence API access configuration
For programmatic access and automation:
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Sign in at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
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Click Create Classic API token.
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Enter a descriptive name.
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Select the
Expires onfield, and fill it with an expiry date (between 1–365 days from current date). -
Click Create.
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Click Copy to clipboard and store it somewhere secure.
Let’s create the Xpander.ai Confluence interface!
Write your interface name, select the interface access you’d like, Select the API key authentication method, and select Basic as the Auth type, and paste a hashed (base64) Token using the <your-atlassian-user-email>:<your-api-token> encoded to base64 into the API Key field, and enter your domain properly, like so:
Now save the interface.
you can use this online base64 encoder to generate a hashed token.
For more information about the Confluence REST APIs, click here, and to read more about how to manage your Atlassian’s API tokens, click here.
Confluence API access configuration
For programmatic access and automation:
-
Sign in at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
-
Click Create Classic API token.
-
Enter a descriptive name.
-
Select the
Expires onfield, and fill it with an expiry date (between 1–365 days from current date). -
Click Create.
-
Click Copy to clipboard and store it somewhere secure.
Let’s create the Xpander.ai Confluence interface!
Write your interface name, select the interface access you’d like, Select the API key authentication method, and select Basic as the Auth type, and paste a hashed (base64) Token using the <your-atlassian-user-email>:<your-api-token> encoded to base64 into the API Key field, and enter your domain properly, like so:
Now save the interface.
you can use this online base64 encoder to generate a hashed token.
For more information about the Confluence REST APIs, click here, and to read more about how to manage your Atlassian’s API tokens, click here.