Confluence
Connect Confluence with OAuth so nima can read your pages, blog posts and their comments.
Connecting Confluence lets nima read your company's pages, so people can ask about them in Slack or over MCP. A Confluence site admin, or anyone who can authorize apps on the site, connects it.
nima only reads. It never creates or edits anything in Confluence. Everyone in your nima workspace can ask about what nima read.
What nima reads
nima reads pages and blog posts, with their footer comments.
nima skips:
- Pages with read restrictions, and pages under a restricted parent.
- Personal spaces.
- Archived spaces.
nima syncs once a day. If a page becomes restricted, nima removes it within a week.
Connect Confluence
Open app.getnima.io, go to Integrations, choose Confluence, and click Connect. If nima offers a Connect button in Slack, you can use that instead.
Sign in with Atlassian.
Approve the read permissions.
Pick the site you want nima to read.
Verify
After you connect, ask nima in Slack:
What's the status of the Confluence sync?
The status is reading, synced, stalled or reconnect needed.
To check that nima can find your content, search for a page you know:
Search our docs for "page title"
Disconnect
Open Integrations, choose Confluence, and click Disconnect. nima removes the index and the knowledge it learned from your pages.
You can also remove the app in Atlassian: go to admin.atlassian.com and open Connected apps.