Confluence
Team wiki and knowledge management platform for creating, organizing, and collaborating on content pages and spaces.
Three ways to use Confluence
Chat with Geni
Ask Geni to pull data, take actions, or answer questions using this integration in a conversation.
Build a workflow
Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.
Power an app
Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.
Supported tools
Actions your AI agents can perform with Confluence.
Add Labels (v1 API)
Add one or more labels to a page or blog post using the v1 API.
Convert Content Body
Convert content between formats (e.g., wiki markup to storage format) using the v1 API.
Create Blog Post
Create a new blog post in a space, either published or as a draft.
Create Content Property
Create a new content property (key-value pair) on a page.
Create Custom Content
Create a custom content entry associated with a space, page, or blog post.
Create Database
Create a Confluence database in a space, optionally under a parent.
Get started automating Confluence
Ready-to-use workflows
Prompts using Confluence
Weekly Bitbucket changelog page in Confluence
Every Friday at 4pm, publish a weekly changelog page to Confluence built from the Bitbucket pull requests your team merged that week.
Smart Slack summaries when Confluence pages change
The moment a page lands or gets a meaningful edit in a watched Confluence space, your team gets a clear Slack summary of what changed and why it matters.
Weekly Confluence stale page cleanup checklist in Slack
Every Monday, a Slack list of stale Confluence pages with AI-drafted refresh notes so the docs team knows exactly what to fix that week.
Publish today's meeting notes to Confluence every evening
Every weekday at 6pm, an agent turns today's meetings into structured Confluence pages under the current month's Meeting Notes folder.
Auto-scaffold Confluence spec pages from new Jira epics
The moment a new epic lands in Jira, a matching spec page appears in Confluence with the standard sections ready to go, so engineers never start from a blank page.
