Confluence connector

Import features straight from Confluence: pick a page, and Dezycro turns it into a feature with that page as its PRD (and optionally a second page as its TRD). You choose whether Dezycro copies the content or links to it — with Link, Confluence stays the source of truth and Dezycro never stores the raw content.

Connecting

The connection is per user — each teammate connects their own Atlassian account, and imports run with their Confluence permissions (you can only import pages you can read).

1. Open New → Create Feature → Connectors anywhere in the app.
2. Click Connect Confluence. An Atlassian consent window opens — approve read access.
3. You're returned to the wizard, connected.

Dezycro requests read-only scopes (spaces + pages). It never writes to your Confluence.

Managing the connection

The wizard shows who's connected and offers Disconnect. Disconnecting stops future imports and refreshes through that connection; documents already copied are unaffected, documents linked through it can no longer refresh until someone reconnects.

Importing a feature

One import = one feature. The wizard walks you through:

1. Copy or Link — the first choice, before anything else. This sets the default for the documents you pick (each document can still be overridden individually).
2. PRD source (required) — browse a space or type to search page titles, then pick the page.
3. TRD source (optional) — a second page to import as the feature's TRD.
4. Name + placement — prefilled from the PRD page's actual content (same suggestion engine as the other on-ramps); edit freely. Placement supports the same folder suggestions as everywhere else.
5. Create feature — you land in the new feature's PRD, same as any other creation path.

Copy vs Link

	Copy	Link
Source of truth	Dezycro	Confluence
Editable in Dezycro	Yes	No — read-only
Content stored in Dezycro	Yes	Never — only a reference; content is fetched on demand and held in a short-lived cache (~10 minutes)
Stays in sync with Confluence	No	Yes — refresh any time
Choose per document	Yes	Yes

Use Copy when the Confluence page was a starting point and Dezycro should own the document from now on. Use Link when Confluence remains where the team edits — reviewers, agents, and the verification pipeline always see the current page.

Working with linked documents

Linked documents are labelled "Source of truth: Confluence" wherever they appear — the document page and the editor both show the banner with:

• View in Confluence — jump to the source page
• Last synced — when the content was last fetched
• Refresh from source — pull the latest version now

Editing is disabled in Dezycro (including AI chat edits — the assistant will review and explain the document but directs changes to Confluence). To change a linked document, edit the page in Confluence and click Refresh from source.

Linked documents and verification

Test generation and the verifier read linked PRD/TRD content on demand through the stored connection — no one needs to be logged in for pipeline runs to see the current page. If the connection has been revoked or the page deleted, the pipeline fails with a clear error instead of silently treating the document as empty — reconnect Confluence (or re-import) to resolve it.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Cause / fix
Connectors tile says it isn't enabled	The Atlassian integration isn't configured for your Dezycro environment — contact your admin.
"Could not fetch linked source…"	The connection was revoked/deleted, or the source page is gone. Reconnect Confluence, or re-import the feature.
Search finds nothing	Search matches page titles (any part of the title, case-insensitive) within the selected space — check you're in the right space.
Consent window closes without connecting	Pop-up blocked, or the Atlassian account has no access to the site — allow pop-ups and retry.

What's next

Jira and Notion connectors follow the same model and are on the roadmap.