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Connect to Wiki.js and manage pages through GraphQL CRUD operations.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "wikijs-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Create a new Wiki.js page titled "API Integration Guide" with endpoint, auth method, and examples.
A new Wiki.js page is created with the requested content.
Search Wiki.js for pages containing "release process" and return the most relevant result.
A list of matching pages or the requested page details is returned.
Update the Wiki.js page "Legacy Spec" with the latest content and move it to the "Specs/Archive" section.
The page content is updated and its location is changed.
Developers or content owners can create, update, and organize Wiki.js pages to keep the team knowledge base current.
When a user needs topic-related pages, they can search and retrieve results without manually browsing the wiki.
Useful for moving, categorizing, and cleaning up Wiki.js pages so the documentation structure stays clear.
It is an MCP server for integrating with Wiki.js and managing pages through the Wiki.js GraphQL API. It supports creating, updating, getting, listing, searching, deleting, and moving pages.
The description explicitly lists page CRUD and organization operations: create, update, get, list, search, delete, and move.
The known prerequisite is access to the Wiki.js GraphQL API; other installation or configuration details are not provided.
Manage Wiki.js 2.x pages and versions through the GraphQL API.
Manage Wiki.js pages, users, groups, and blog drafts via GraphQL.
Manage Wiki.js pages, search content, and inspect system info via GraphQL.
Manage Wiki.js pages, navigation, groups, and Git sync through GraphQL.
Programmatically manage GitHub wiki pages with CRUD operations and sync publishing.
Connect to Wiki.js to manage hierarchical docs and multi-level context.