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mk:confluence-bulk

What This Skill Does

Forks the confluence-bulk agent to run bulk operations across many Confluence pages: bulk-label / bulk-move / bulk-delete. The agent enforces a hard 3-step ceremony at runtime — dry-run → confirm → execute. Skipping the dry-run step is a hard violation; the agent refuses if asked to skip.

When to Use

  • Triggers: "bulk update N pages", "mass label", "delete every page matching CQL", "bulk-move pages from SPACE-A to SPACE-B"
  • NOT for: single-page ops (mk:confluence-page), comment / attachment ops (mk:confluence-collaborate).

Mandatory Dry-Run Protocol

Step 1: invocation + --dry-run
Step 2: agent shows would_* JSON keys + impacted-count + first 5 affected page titles
Step 3: explicit user "yes" + typed confirmation token (e.g. "DELETE 47 PAGES")
        → re-invoke without --dry-run, with --yes

If the impacted-count differs by >5% between dry-run and execute, the agent surfaces it as a concern in the Status block before proceeding.

Verified CLI Idioms

OperationTierWrapper invocation
Bulk-label (dry-run)4... bulk label add --cql "$SAFE_CQL" --label archive --dry-run
Bulk-move (dry-run)4... bulk move --cql "..." --target-parent-id 99999 --dry-run
Bulk-delete (dry-run)4... bulk delete --cql "..." --dry-run
Re-invoke (after confirm)4... bulk label add --cql "..." --label archive --yes

--max-pages defaults to 100; raising it requires explicit override + extra confirmation. confluence-as may impose its own server-side cap (~200 typical).

Domain References

  • references/safety-checklist.md — pre-flight checklist for any bulk operation
  • references/dry-run-protocol.md — the 3-step ceremony in detail with example transcripts

Peer Leaves

mk:confluence-search (CQL author + read-side overlap; same sanitizer) · mk:confluence-page (single-page ops) · mk:confluence-collaborate (single-page comments / attachments)

Agent

confluence-bulk — A + C (untrusted CQL input + HIGH-blast state change). NOT B (token stays in the wrapper). 2/3 — Rule of Two compliant; the dry-run ceremony is the load-bearing mitigation for blast radius.

Released under the MIT License.