mkconfluence

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Routing skill — recommends the correct mk:confluence-* leaf for any Confluence Cloud task. Triggers: 'confluence', 'wiki page', 'spec page', ambiguous Confluence intent. NOT an executor — every actual operation forks via a leaf skill.

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# mk:confluence — Routing Skill This skill is a **pure routing layer**. Its sole purpose: identify the right `mk:confluence-*` leaf for the user's Confluence task, then point at it. **No execution.** ## Routing Table | User intent | Leaf skill | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | Get/create/update/delete a single page or blog post; copy/move/version | `mk:confluence-page` | | Search pages with CQL; list spaces; export results | `mk:confluence-search` | | Deep spec analysis: requirements, gaps, suggested stories | `mk:confluence-spec-analyst` | | Bulk ops on 10+ pages (label, move, delete) — dry-run mandatory | `mk:confluence-bulk` | | Comments, attachments, labels, watchers (collaboration surface) | `mk:confluence-collaborate` | ## Disambiguation - User says skill name verbatim → route immediately - Numeric token (likely page ID) + verb → match verb to leaf - Uppercase short token (likely space key) + read intent → `mk:confluence-search` - CQL syntax (`=`, `AND`, `OR`, `currentUser()`) → `mk:confluence-search` - 10+ items / `bulk` / `batch` / `mass` keyword → `mk:confluence-bulk` - Spec analysis intent (`requirements`, `acceptance criteria`, `analyze the spec`) → `mk:confluence-spec-analyst` - **Labels:** `mk:confluence-collaborate` owns label CRUD...

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Author
ngocsangyem
Repository
ngocsangyem/MeowKit
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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