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Confluence integration gives Bugzy read-only access to your team’s documentation. When generating test plans or exploring your application, the documentation-researcher subagent searches Confluence pages for product specs, requirements, and feature descriptions — producing more accurate and comprehensive tests.

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What Confluence enables

  • Documentation search — Bugzy searches Confluence pages using CQL (Confluence Query Language) for product context
  • Page content retrieval — Full page content is read and used during test planning and generation
  • Space browsing — The agent can list spaces and navigate page hierarchies
Confluence integration is read-only. Bugzy searches and reads pages but never creates or modifies content.

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Setup

1

Navigate to connections

Go to Dashboard > Projects > [Your Project] > Connections.
2

Connect Confluence

Click Connect Confluence. This opens the Atlassian OAuth flow managed by Nango.
3

Authorize access

Select your Atlassian site and grant the requested permissions.
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Access is automatic

Confluence OAuth grants access to all spaces the connected user can see. No additional sharing configuration is needed.

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Access model

Unlike Notion’s per-page sharing model, Confluence uses the connected user’s existing permissions:
  • The connected user’s Confluence permissions determine what Bugzy can access
  • Connect as a user with read access to the spaces Bugzy should search
  • Space-level restrictions are respected — Bugzy cannot access restricted spaces the connected user cannot see

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What the agent can do

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Troubleshooting

Permission errors (403) — The connected user does not have access to the requested space or page. Verify the user has read permissions in Confluence, or reconnect with a user who has broader access. No search results — Verify the space key is correct in queries. Ensure content exists and is not in a restricted space the connected user cannot see. “Forbidden” errors — The OAuth token may lack required permissions. Disconnect and reconnect Confluence from the project connections page to re-authorize.