Summary
The getConfluencePageInlineComments and getConfluencePageFooterComments tools return comment body, status, resolution status, and properties — but do not include the comment author (display name or account ID).
Current Behavior
Response for both tools includes:
id, status, body, resolutionStatus, properties
But not authorId, displayName, or any author information.
Expected Behavior
Each comment should include author information. The underlying Confluence v2 API already returns this in version.authorId and version.createdAt:
{
"id": "5439520822",
"version": {
"authorId": "712020:ea57db02-e241-4238-a423-783b9b030abe",
"createdAt": "2025-08-15T13:07:22.447Z"
},
"body": { ... }
}
Ideally the MCP tools would surface at minimum:
authorId (Atlassian account ID)
authorDisplayName (resolved display name)
createdAt (comment timestamp)
Use Case
When reviewing documents in Confluence, knowing who wrote each comment is essential for understanding context and deciding how to respond. Without author information, the comment data is significantly less useful — you can see what was said but not by whom.
Workaround
Currently calling the Confluence REST API v2 directly and resolving version.authorId via the user lookup endpoint.
Summary
The
getConfluencePageInlineCommentsandgetConfluencePageFooterCommentstools return comment body, status, resolution status, and properties — but do not include the comment author (display name or account ID).Current Behavior
Response for both tools includes:
id,status,body,resolutionStatus,propertiesBut not
authorId,displayName, or any author information.Expected Behavior
Each comment should include author information. The underlying Confluence v2 API already returns this in
version.authorIdandversion.createdAt:{ "id": "5439520822", "version": { "authorId": "712020:ea57db02-e241-4238-a423-783b9b030abe", "createdAt": "2025-08-15T13:07:22.447Z" }, "body": { ... } }Ideally the MCP tools would surface at minimum:
authorId(Atlassian account ID)authorDisplayName(resolved display name)createdAt(comment timestamp)Use Case
When reviewing documents in Confluence, knowing who wrote each comment is essential for understanding context and deciding how to respond. Without author information, the comment data is significantly less useful — you can see what was said but not by whom.
Workaround
Currently calling the Confluence REST API v2 directly and resolving
version.authorIdvia the user lookup endpoint.