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FirnityManage Confluence pages through a command-line-style console for navigation, search, viewing, copying, and moving.

Shell for Confluence provides a Cloud console for navigating spaces and pages. Commands support listing, finding, viewing, copying, moving, deleting, checking out, and restoring pages. Pages can be selected by name, wildcard, or find and grep pipes; mv and cp selections are limited to 100 pages. The console also lists and moves page attachments to the trash, displays page bodies and piped listings with less, and supports themes, aliases, tab completion, and command history.
Commands including ls, cd, pwd, cat, open, and less navigate and display Confluence pages.
The find command supports name and maxdepth filters, while grep searches paths and page bodies.
mv and cp operate on named pages, wildcard selections, or pages selected through find and grep pipes, with a maximum of 100 pages.
attach ls, attach rm -y, and attach mv -y list, move, and remove page attachments in the trash without uploading files.
The console includes rm or del, checkout, and restore commands for page operations.
The console supports eight themes, theme font, theme size, theme height, aliases, tab completion, and command history.
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TechLead«a free Cloud console for pages (/ → spaces → pages). What you can do • ls, cd, pwd, cat, open, less — Tab completion and history • find (-name, -maxdepth); find»