Confluence holds your team's most critical technical knowledge — architecture docs, runbooks, API specs. But those pages are invisible to your CI/CD pipeline. DocsCanary adds Confluence docs monitoring to every GitHub pull request, automatically.
Confluence spaces grow over time into thousands of pages spanning multiple projects, teams, and product areas. When engineers merge code changes, the relevant Confluence pages are rarely updated in the same sprint. Over months, the documentation drifts — runbooks reference outdated commands, architecture diagrams show deprecated services, and API guides describe endpoints that no longer exist.
DocsCanary monitors your Confluence spaces continuously, mapping pages to the code they describe. When a GitHub PR touches documented code, your team receives an alert listing exactly which Confluence pages need review — before the PR merges, not after the incident.
Install the DocsCanary GitHub app on your organisation. It monitors pull request diffs for changes that affect any documented surface area.
Connect your Confluence Cloud or Data Center instance. DocsCanary indexes the spaces you select and builds a semantic map between pages and code.
When a PR introduces drift, DocsCanary posts a structured comment on the PR and notifies the right people via Slack or email — with a direct link to each affected Confluence page.
Free audit in under 60 seconds. Discover which Confluence pages are at risk from your latest code changes — no credit card required.