Description

As an automation power user, I want to be able to retrieve the full content, metadata, and properties of a Confluence page within an automation rule so that I can pass this data into subsequent actions, such as Rovo Agent prompts or external Web Requests.

Current Problem:
Currently, when an automation rule is triggered (especially via a Webhook or a non-Confluence trigger), there is no native "Get Page" action to fetch the details of a specific page. Users are forced to:

1. Use the "Send Web Request" action to call the Confluence REST API manually.

1. Handle complex authentication (API Tokens/Headers) within the rule.

1. Manually parse the JSON response using Smart Values.

This creates a high barrier to entry for building "headless" workflows where a Rovo Agent needs to analyze a page's content before taking an action (like adding a comment or updating a status).

Suggested Solution:
Introduce a native Confluence Automation action called "Get page details" or "Fetch page content" that:

• Accepts a Page ID or URL as input (supporting Smart Values).

• Automatically authenticates using the automation app's permissions.

• Provides the page title, body (storage or atlas_doc format), and metadata as easily accessible Smart Values for subsequent steps in the rule.