PageCheck
AI checks for
Confluence pages
Know whether a Confluence page was AI or human written.
Coming to the Atlassian Marketplace, with a 30-day trial
Built for humans and agents
Everything people do in PageCheck, an agent can do too: read how a page was written, see the passages behind it, check a new version, or turn PageCheck on for a space. In Rovo, or from Claude, Codex and Cursor over MCP, with exactly its user's permissions and the same monthly AI checks.
How AI checks work
PageCheck reads the published version and runs the AI check without leaving Atlassian. Then the page is labeled AI, Human or Mixed.
An edit is checked when it's published, and a new page when someone first opens it. Drafts are never checked.
Paragraphs, lists, tables and panels, at least 50 words. Code, macros, images and embeds are left out; headings label the passages.
AI, Human or Mixed, with the passages behind it. AI-assisted passages count as AI-written.
What the label says
The label sits under the page title, next to the author, where every reader already looks. Its colors are the authorship view's: purple for AI-written, green for human-written. There are no warning colors, because PageCheck takes no position on AI use.
AIMost of the page was AI-written
HumanThe page was human-written
MixedThe page was both AI- and human-writtenCheck AINot checked yet, or the page changed since its last checkYour spaces, your AI checks
Confluence admins choose the spaces PageCheck runs in and see the month's AI checks: words checked, the month's total and when it resets. The month's AI checks grow with every active user. An unchanged edit, a failed check or a short page uses nothing, and active users are counted without keeping a list of who they are.
Your pages never leave Atlassian
PageCheck runs on Atlassian: the AI check happens inside your site, and your page contents never leave it.
PageCheck- Page contents never leave Atlassian: no remote back end, no external services
- Each person's view permission is checked on every request
Questions admins ask
What do readers see?+
A label under the page title: AI, Human or Mixed. One click opens the passages behind it, under the page's own headings.
Who chooses where it runs?+
Confluence admins pick the spaces, and nothing is checked anywhere else. Every result respects the reader's view permission.
When are pages checked?+
With automatic checks on, every published edit is checked, so labels stay current without anyone asking. With them off, readers check a page with one click. An unchanged edit reuses the earlier result.
Is our text used to train AI models?+
No. PageCheck runs on Atlassian, so page text never leaves your site and nothing is trained on it.
How should teams use the results?+
As a guide for readers and page owners. The passage view shows what reads as AI-written, so people can judge a page for themselves. PageCheck informs and takes no position on AI use.
See what's
AI-written
PageCheck is coming to the Atlassian Marketplace with a free 30-day trial.