Dione - A Visual Studio Extension

Prerequisites:

Begin by installing the extension from the marketplace.
Press ctrl + shift + P. Search for Dione: Save Credentials. Ensure you have your Confluence Token on hand. Remember to enter the email you use for Atlassian login. If you've set this up before, there's no need to repeat.
Again, press ctrl + shift + P and search for Dione: Login. This action will redirect you to an external site, granting Dione remote access to your Confluence workspace.
Press ctrl + shift + P and search for Dione: List Pages. From here, select the page you'd like to view in your editor. By default, the page will be displayed in Markdown format.
In a separate tab, highlight the code snippet you wish to document. Right-click and select Dione: Codify from the dropdown. Feel free to repeat this step as needed.
Once satisfied with your modifications, press ctrl + shift + P one last time and opt for Dione: Push Pages. You should now see your updates reflected in Confluence.

Dione: Login: This command fetches your Atlassian Access Token, enabling remote access. Once authorized, you'll be directed to a page displaying your Access Token. Make sure to copy this token and paste it when prompted, like when using Dione: Codify or Dione: List Pages. This step is a one-time requirement.
Dione: Save Credentials: Here, you can store your Confluence email and Personal API Token (PAT). Note that this is different from the Access Token above and you have to create it yourself!
Dione: List Pages: This command pulls all the Confluence pages linked to your account and shows them in markdown format.
Dione: Codify: This feature employs AI to document any highlighted code. On your first use, you'll be prompted to enter your OpenAI key. Subsequently, you'll be asked if you'd like to create a new document or append the code snippet to an existing one.
Dione: Push Pages: Once you've made changes to the code, use this command to upload it to your Confluence server.

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