Where to start --- am doing cleanup of Confluence Space; is there AI tool/product that can assist

[Pamela Little]

Over time, as team and project evolved, now have a space with many pages across purposes.    With introduction of AI agents, (Copilot as example), is there AI agent available that can be applied to build out diagram use parent page or leverage labels assigned to pages.    

Due to page restrictions, Copilot cannot access pages ... 

[Abi Brown- Kolekti · Accepted solution]

Hi - not AI but we have a great space cleaning tool called Panorama which can help give you and your users a organised, clean and clutter free confluence. It will allow you to make changes cross multiple spaces in bulk for up to 200 pages at a time!  It is an app I look after, (I work for Kolekti part of The Adaptavist Group)  so if you wanted to see it in action, let me know and happy to discuss further

Thanks

Abi 

[Pamela Little]

Good to know ... thank you.

[Mattia _Communardo_ · Accepted solution]

Hello @Pamela Little

The following two pages should give you an introduction to Atlassian's own AI and their Rovo agents.

https://www.atlassian.com/platform/artificial-intelligence

https://www.atlassian.com/software/rovo

Kind regards,
Mattia

[Ignacio Ampuero · Accepted solution]

Hey!

Currently there´s free availability of RovoDev CLI which is an agentic AI tool of the Atlassian CLI (acli).
Which can help you show all the pages and folders and analyze your whole Confluence space.

Here's an informative page of it
Rovo Dev agent, now available in the CLI - Work Life by Atlassian

I just made a query to "generate the tree view of pages and spaces of my current confluence instance" and it did a nice job.

After that you can export it or ask it for some re-structure ideas.

Hope it helps!

[Pamela Little]

Would you be able to share the query creatd to generate tree view of pages ?

[Ignacio Ampuero]

On the rovodev cli:

• "generate the tree view of pages and spaces of my current confluence instance"
  

That will show you the tree on the terminal
you can add some "and save it to mytreefile.txt" if you want to save it
Or give it more conditions like which confluence space you want to use