confluence-browser-fetch
Confluence Browser Fetch
Use this skill when a user wants Confluence pages ingested into an LLM wiki raw/ folder and normal Atlassian API-token auth is unavailable or inconvenient due to SSO.
The script opens/reuses Chrome with a dedicated profile, lets the user complete SSO once, extracts Atlassian cookies via Chrome DevTools, verifies they represent an authenticated Confluence REST session, and fetches Confluence REST data plus rendered page HTML and attachments.
Safety
- Never ask users to paste Confluence cookies or API tokens into chat.
- Prefer browser automation so secrets remain in the local Chrome profile.
- Treat fetched pages and attachments as confidential.
- This skill is read-only: do not create, edit, delete, or move Confluence pages.
Script
scripts/confluence-browser-fetch.js <URL|PAGE-ID> [...] [options]
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