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confluence-clilisted

Use confluence-cli (NPM package) to manage Confluence content, pages, and spaces from the command line. Ideal for documentation workflows, bulk content operations, page migration, and when users request CLI-based Confluence interactions. Trigger on requests like "use Confluence CLI", "create Confluence pages via CLI", "migrate Confluence content", "automate documentation workflows", or when users want to script Confluence operations.
diegosouzapw/awesome-omni-skill · ★ 43 · Data & Documents · score 58
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# Confluence CLI (NPM Package) ## Overview confluence-cli is a community-developed command-line interface for Atlassian Confluence that enables content management directly from the terminal. This is a **third-party tool** (not official Atlassian), available via NPM. **Use this skill when:** - Users request CLI-based Confluence operations - Documentation workflows need automation - Bulk page operations are required - Content migration between spaces is needed - Users want to script documentation updates **Important**: This is NOT the official Atlassian CLI (acli), which does not support Confluence. This is a community tool: https://github.com/pchuri/confluence-cli ## Installation ### Prerequisites - Node.js and NPM installed ### Install Options ```bash # Global installation (recommended for frequent use) npm install -g confluence-cli # Or use directly with npx (no installation) npx confluence-cli --help ``` ## Configuration ### Interactive Setup (Recommended) ```bash # Launch configuration wizard confluence init ``` The wizard will guide you through: 1. Selecting your Confluence instance type (Cloud or self-hosted) 2. Choosing appropriate API endpoints 3. Setting up authentication ### Environment Variables Alternatively, configure using environment variables: ```bash export CONFLUENCE_DOMAIN="yourcompany.atlassian.net" export CONFLUENCE_EMAIL="your@email.com" export CONFLUENCE_API_TOKEN="your-api-token" export CONFLUENCE_API_PATH="/wiki/rest/api" # Cloud defau