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Manage Wiki.js pages, users, groups, and blog drafts via GraphQL.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "wikijs-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using wikijs-mcp, search for pages with titles containing "API", list the results, and publish any unpublished pages.
A list of matching pages and a confirmation of which unpublished pages were published.
Create a new blog draft in Wiki.js titled "Product Weekly Update" with sections for progress, risks, and next steps, then save it as a draft.
A new blog draft is created and saved, with a result confirming the draft details.
Using wikijs-mcp, check the current group list, create an account for a new member, and add them to the "Editors" group.
The tool returns group information and confirms the user creation and group assignment.
Developers or product managers can use it to create, update, search, and publish Wiki.js pages without manually working in the admin UI. It fits teams that want to connect knowledge base management with AI or automation workflows.
When team membership changes often, this tool can handle user and group management. It helps bring knowledge base access maintenance into a unified workflow.
Writers can use it to manage blog drafts and publishing workflows in Wiki.js. It is useful for content processes that require drafting before review or publication.
It is an MCP server for interacting with Wiki.js through the GraphQL API. It supports page management, search, publishing, user and group management, and a blog workflow with drafts.
From the description, it depends on the Wiki.js GraphQL API. The provided material does not specify installation steps, authentication setup, or required keys, so see the source repository.
It is specifically built for Wiki.js and uses its GraphQL API for page CRUD, search and publishing, user/group management, and blog drafts. That means it goes beyond document editing and covers parts of site administration.
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