Confluence (@hesed/conni)#

The @hesed/conni plugin lets you manage Confluence pages and spaces from the terminal. It is preinstalled with Sidekick.

Prerequisites#

• An Atlassian account with access to a Confluence space
• A Jira/Atlassian API token (same token used for the Jira plugin — see below)

Step 1: Get your Atlassian API token#

If you already set up the Jira plugin, you can reuse the same API token. Otherwise:

1. Log in to your Atlassian account at https://id.atlassian.com
2. Click your profile avatar in the top-right corner
3. Select Account settings
4. Navigate to the Security tab
5. Under API token, click Create and manage API tokens
6. Click Create API token
7. Give it a label (e.g., sdkck-cli) and click Create

8. Copy the token immediately — it won't be shown again

Step 2: Configure auth in Sidekick#

sdkck conni auth add

You will be prompted for:

• Confluence domain — your Atlassian base URL (e.g., https://yourcompany.atlassian.net)
• Email — the email address of your Atlassian account
• API token — the token you copied in step 1

Step 3: Verify the connection#

sdkck conni auth test

Example commands#

# List spaces in your Confluence instance
sdkck conni space list

# Search for pages
sdkck conni content search 'space=DEV AND title ~ "Implement email OTP login" AND creator=currentUser()'

# Get a specific page by ID
sdkck conni content get 1544060948

# Create a new page
sdkck conni content create --fields spaceKey="DEV" title="Page with files" body="Content" --attach ./image.png --attach ./report.pdf

Discover all commands#

sdkck help conni

Troubleshooting#

401 Unauthorized

• Verify the API token belongs to the account you entered as the email
• Check that the token has not been revoked

Space or page not found

• Confirm the Atlassian account has permission to access the target Confluence space

Domain format

• Include https:// and no trailing slash: https://yourcompany.atlassian.net
• Confluence Cloud is hosted under the same domain as Jira Cloud