Analyze Docs

Search Confluence and Notion for documentation about a business concept. Extract definitions and rules as direct quotes — never interpret or paraphrase.

Configuration

• Confluence Cloud ID: afianza-ac.atlassian.net

Instructions

1. Parse argument

$ARGUMENTS can be:

• A Confluence URL → fetch that page directly
• A Notion URL → fetch that page directly
• Free text (concept/term) → search both platforms

If no argument, ask the user what to search for.

2. Search Confluence

ToolSearch → "select:mcp__claude_ai_Atlassian__searchConfluenceUsingCql"

Search with CQL using the terms. Try multiple queries (pass the CQL string directly as the cql parameter — no extra escaping needed):

• Exact term: text ~ "obligación fiscal"
• Individual words: text ~ "obligación" AND text ~ "fiscal"
• Related terms: synonyms, abbreviations, Spanish/English variants
• By title: title ~ "obligación"

For each relevant result, fetch the full page:

mcp__claude_ai_Atlassian__getConfluencePage(cloudId: "afianza-ac.atlassian.net", pageId: "<id>")

3. Search Notion

ToolSearch → "+notion search"
mcp__claude_ai_Notion__notion-search(query: "<terms>")

For each relevant result:

mcp__claude_ai_Notion__notion-fetch(url: "<page-url>")

4. Extract WITHOUT interpreting

For each document found, extract:

Definitions — Quote the exact text. Do not paraphrase.

"Una obligación es el compromiso fiscal o contable que..."
— Fuente: [Título página], Confluence, [link]

Business rules — Quote conditions, triggers, exceptions.

"El IVA trimestral se presenta antes del día 20 del mes siguiente..."
— Fuente: [Título página], Confluence, [link]

Diagrams/flows — Note their existence and describe what they show.

Data definitions — Any mention of fields, formats, allowed values.

5. Detect contradictions

If the same concept is defined differently in two sources, flag it:

⚠️ CONTRADICCIÓN:
   Confluence dice: "[quote A]" — [link A]
   Notion dice: "[quote B]" — [link B]

6. Output

📄 DOCUMENTACIÓN: "[término buscado]"

   CONFLUENCE:
   ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
   │ [Título página] — [link]                         │
   │ Definición: "[cita textual]"                     │
   │ Reglas: "[cita textual de reglas encontradas]"   │
   └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
   (repetir por cada página relevante)

   NOTION:
   ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
   │ [Título página] — [link]                         │
   │ Definición: "[cita textual]"                     │
   └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

   REGLAS DE NEGOCIO ENCONTRADAS:
   1. "[regla — cita directa]" — Fuente: [link]
   2. ...

   CONTRADICCIONES:
   - [fuente A] vs [fuente B]: [descripción]

   NO ENCONTRADO:
   - [términos buscados sin resultados en ninguna plataforma]

   COBERTURA:
   - Confluence: [X páginas encontradas / Y relevantes]
   - Notion: [X páginas encontradas / Y relevantes]

Edge cases

• If Confluence MCP fails, report it and continue with Notion (and vice versa).
• If no results in either platform, say so explicitly — "No se encontró documentación sobre [término]".
• If a page is very long, extract only the sections relevant to the search term.
• Never synthesize or merge definitions from multiple sources. Present each source separately.
• If the argument contains multiple terms, search for each separately and then together.