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Confluence Memory Overview

This guide explains how to work with Confluence memory from a user's perspective. It covers connecting your Confluence account, ingesting spaces as memory, and managing existing entries.

1. Connecting Confluence​

  1. Open the Connectors section in the dashboard.
  2. Select Connect Confluence.
  3. Provide your Confluence instance URL, API token, and account email.
  4. Submit the form to connect.

Once connected, you can manage the connector or disconnect it at any time.

2. Adding Confluence Memory​

  1. Navigate to the Memory section and choose the Confluence Memory tab.
  2. Click Add Confluence Memory.
  3. Select your connected Confluence account.
  4. Enter the Space Keys you want to ingest. Use commas to separate multiple spaces.
  5. Confirm to start ingestion. A notification will appear when ingestion begins.

3. Managing Memory Entries​

  • Refresh: Update the list to check the latest ingestion status.
  • Sync: Manually re-ingest a memory batch.
  • Enable Auto Resync: Choose how often the batch should sync automatically.
  • Disable Auto Resync: Stop automatic syncing for a batch.
  • Delete: Remove a batch permanently.

The list displays the current status and allows pagination for large numbers of entries.

4. Best Practices​

  • Keep your API token secure and regenerate it periodically.
  • Only ingest spaces you maintain to avoid unnecessary memory usage.
  • Monitor your quota with the information banner on the page.

With these steps, you can efficiently manage Confluence content within the dashboard.