What does this Confluence automation do?
A named agent reads each new page and comments on it only when it breaks your style guide.
What can you do with it?
- Keep every page to one standard
- Comment on the page where authors look
- Save reviewer time on routine fixes
The Steps
This automation runs in 5 steps:
- When Confluence: New Page in Space
- Then Confluence: Get Page
- Then Taskade AI: Ask an agent ("Docs Reviewer")
- Then Filter: continue only when the page needs changes
- Then Confluence: Add Comment
What makes this different from a Zapier-style flow?
The "Docs Reviewer" step is not a one-off model call. It is a Taskade AI agent that knows your style guide and page templates, remembers the issues it raised on earlier pages, so every run builds on the last one instead of starting from an empty prompt.
A stateless "ask the model" step forgets everything the moment it returns. An agent keeps its knowledge and its memory between runs, carries its own tools, and can be handed work by your other automations.
Who is this automation for?
Built for technical writers and knowledge managers. A named agent reads each new page and comments on it only when it breaks your style guide.
How do you set it up?
- Open the "Automations" tab in your workspace.
- Click ➕ Add automation, then start from scratch.
- Add the trigger "New Page in Space" from Confluence.
- Add the action "Get Page" from Confluence.
- Add the action "Ask an agent" from Taskade AI. Point it at an agent called "Docs Reviewer".
- Add a Filter step: Filter: continue only when the page needs changes.
- Add the action "Add Comment" from Confluence.
- Connect your Confluence account when prompted, then enable the toggle in the top-right corner.
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