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The Confluence get blog post action lists Confluence blog posts. This is a read-only action that returns blog posts the connected account can access, with support for pagination through large result sets.

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Prerequisites

  • Confluence must be connected as a datasource with the Confluence action pack enabled.
  • The connected account must have permission to view blog posts in the relevant spaces.

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Supported parameters

ParameterTypeDescription
CursorStringOpaque pagination cursor for fetching the next page of results from a previous call.
Post limitIntegerMaximum number of blog posts to return per page.

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Usage examples

  • “Show me the latest 10 Confluence blog posts.”
  • “List all recent blog posts from our Confluence.”
  • “What are the most recent Confluence blog posts in our company announcements space?”

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Troubleshooting

  • Possible cause: There are no blog posts visible to the connected Confluence account, or you have paginated past the end of the available results.
  • Fix: Confirm that there are blog posts in the relevant Confluence spaces and that the connected account has permission to view them.
  • Possible cause: The Confluence action pack is not fully configured, or the connected account is missing, inactive, or lacks the required scopes to read blog posts.
  • Fix: Ask an admin to verify that the Confluence action pack is enabled for your deployment and that the user has an active connected account with the right scopes. Have the user reconnect their Confluence account if the token has expired.

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FAQs

No. Get blog posts is a read-only action that lists existing blog posts and does not create, edit, or delete any Confluence data.
Get blog posts lists Confluence blog posts, while Get pages lists Confluence pages. Use this action when you specifically want to work with blog content instead of page content.
Use the Cursor parameter returned in the response from a previous call. Pass this cursor value in subsequent calls to retrieve the next page of blog posts.