# Getting started

PageCheck adds a label under the title of Confluence pages that shows how the page was written: **AI**, **Mixed** or **Human**. Click the label to see which passages were written by AI and which by a person.

PageCheck runs entirely inside Atlassian on its own model: page text never leaves Atlassian, and the app calls no outside service. [How the AI check works](https://atlassian.braingrid.ai/docs/pagecheck/how-it-works) has the details.

PageCheck informs and takes no position on AI use. A result describes the text. It does not say who wrote the page or whether AI was allowed.

## 1. Choose the spaces (Confluence admins)

PageCheck checks nothing until an admin chooses spaces.

1. Open **Confluence administration** and choose **PageCheck** under Apps.
2. Under **Spaces to check**, add the spaces PageCheck should run in.
3. Leave **Check pages automatically when someone opens them** on to check each edit when it's published and each new page when someone first opens it. Turn it off to let readers choose when to check a page.
4. Save.

The label then appears on pages in the chosen spaces. Spaces you don't choose show no label at all.

## 2. Read the label

| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| **AI** (purple) | Most of the page was written by AI |
| **Mixed** (split) | Part of the page was written by AI and the rest by a person |
| **Human** (green) | No passage of the page was written by AI |
| **Checking AI** | PageCheck is checking this version. It usually takes under a minute |
| **Check AI** | No current AI check for this version. Click to see why, and to check it |

The label always describes the page's current version. When someone publishes an edit, the label goes back to **Check AI** (or **Checking AI** with automatic checks on) until the new version is checked.

## 3. Open the authorship view

Click the label. The authorship view shows:

- the AI check's result and how much of the page was written by AI, for example "32% of this page was written by AI.",
- the page's passages as cards under its own headings,
- tabs to show **All** passages, only **AI-written** ones or only **Human-written** ones.

Everyone who can view a page can open its authorship view and ask for a check. PageCheck checks each person's view permission every time; it never shows a result for a page someone can't see.

## Next

- [How the AI check works](https://atlassian.braingrid.ai/docs/pagecheck/how-it-works)
- [AI checks: how many words a month](https://atlassian.braingrid.ai/docs/pagecheck/ai-checks)
- [FAQ](https://atlassian.braingrid.ai/docs/pagecheck/faq)
- [Privacy policy](https://atlassian.braingrid.ai/privacy)