Lockstep for Confluence
Confluence pages capture decisions once and never get re-read. Lockstep pulls the decisions out, approves them, and delivers them to the people and agents who need them.
What Lockstep captures from Confluence
- an architecture decision recorded on a page
- a policy or constraint written into a space
- a spec change that engineering never hears about
How the loop runs
Lockstep captures the decision from Confluence, routes it to its owner for one-click approval, then briefs every engineer and every AI coding agent before they touch the code, and flags any pull request that drifts from it. See the full pipeline on how it works.
Access & trust
Read-only, allowlisted spaces.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Lockstep capture from Confluence?
- Architecture pages and runbooks in allowlisted spaces: the rules teams write down once and never re-read. Published pages are scanned for decision language; candidates go to the review queue for a human to approve.
- We have years of Confluence pages. Does Lockstep ingest all of it?
- No. It reads the spaces you point it at, going forward. That keeps the record current and reviewable instead of flooding it with stale history.
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