Getting started
Install
Section titled “Install”Install WikiFix from the Atlassian Marketplace. There’s no setup wizard and no data entry — once it’s installed, you’re ready to scan. Atlassian’s standard 30-day trial applies, and it includes a starter allotment of scan credits (see Credits & capacity).
Open it
Section titled “Open it”WikiFix shows up in three places:
- Apps → WikiFix — the global page, where your reports live.
- A space’s left navigation → WikiFix — the same reports, opened from inside a space.
- Settings → Apps → WikiFix Admin — admin settings: permissions, credits, and the LLM key.
Create a report
Section titled “Create a report”A report is a scan you can re-run: a scope plus a schedule. Click Create report and fill in:
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Report name | Whatever helps you find it later. |
| Spaces | The spaces to scan. Scans read them with the app’s access, granted at install — not your personal permissions (Security & data). |
| Finders | The checks to run. Today: contradictions between pages, and pages whose owner has left your site. |
| Schedule | On demand, daily, or weekly. |
| Run retention | How long run history should be kept — options from 7 days up to indefinite. Enforcement of this window is being finalized as part of our pre-launch data audit; today, run history is retained regardless of the setting. |
You can also share the report with other admins. Notifying a page owner about a specific finding is a one-click action from the findings list — see Reading a finding below.
While it runs
Section titled “While it runs”The scan runs in the background — close the tab if you like. Findings stream into the report as they’re found, so you can start reading before the run finishes. The credits bar at the top ticks down as the scan spends credits; Credits & capacity explains what it’s spending them on.
Reading a finding
Section titled “Reading a finding”When two pages disagree about a fact, WikiFix frames the disagreement as a question — say, “What is the maximum upload size?” — and lists each page’s answer beside it, quoted verbatim and linked to the exact passage. You see what the pages actually say, not a score.
For each finding:
- Apply — pick the correct answer, and WikiFix rewrites every page that disagrees. The edit is made as you, so it shows in page history like any other edit.
- Notify — not sure which version is right? Send the finding to the page owner as a comment anchored on the passage, and let them decide.
- Ignore — a deliberate difference, or not worth fixing. WikiFix won’t raise it again.
Nothing changes in your Confluence without one of these explicit clicks.
Reverting
Section titled “Reverting”Every applied fix has a Revert button — one click restores the previous text, any time. And because fixes are ordinary page edits, Confluence page history keeps the full before/after too.
The page badge
Section titled “The page badge”Pages with findings show a WikiFix item in the byline, under the page title — so people reading the page see there’s an open question about it without opening a report. Anyone who can read the page can see its findings; applying or reverting a fix requires write access to that page.