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Fetch a Confluence page's details (title, space, version, labels, body HTML) by page ID or URL. Use whenever another skill or task needs to read a Confluence page.

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name	read-confluence-page
description	Fetch a Confluence page's details (title, space, version, labels, body HTML) by page ID or URL. Use whenever another skill or task needs to read a Confluence page.

Parameters

args is a space-separated string: <page_id_or_url> [format]

First token: Confluence page ID (e.g. 123456789) or full page URL (e.g. https://eaflood.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/FOO/pages/123456789/Title).
Second token (optional): output format — full (default), summary, or json.

Steps

Run the page script:
```
bash ./.ai/skills/tools/confluence/page.sh <page_id_or_url> [format]
```
Requires ATLASSIAN_USER and ATLASSIAN_TOKEN env vars. See atlassian-credentials.md for setup.
If the script fails for any reason, stop immediately. Report the exact error to the user and ask them to fix it before retrying. Do not fall back to scraping the Confluence UI or guessing the page contents.
Return the script's output to the caller. Do not summarise or filter — the caller needs the full page details to do its job.

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name	read-confluence-page
description	Fetch a Confluence page's details (title, space, version, labels, body HTML) by page ID or URL. Use whenever another skill or task needs to read a Confluence page.

Parameters

args is a space-separated string: <page_id_or_url> [format]

First token: Confluence page ID (e.g. 123456789) or full page URL (e.g. https://eaflood.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/FOO/pages/123456789/Title).
Second token (optional): output format — full (default), summary, or json.

Steps

Run the page script:
```
bash ./.ai/skills/tools/confluence/page.sh <page_id_or_url> [format]
```
Requires ATLASSIAN_USER and ATLASSIAN_TOKEN env vars. See atlassian-credentials.md for setup.
If the script fails for any reason, stop immediately. Report the exact error to the user and ask them to fix it before retrying. Do not fall back to scraping the Confluence UI or guessing the page contents.
Return the script's output to the caller. Do not summarise or filter — the caller needs the full page details to do its job.