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Manage Wiki.js 2.x pages and versions through the GraphQL API.
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.
Search Wiki.js 2.x for pages related to "employee onboarding" and read the title and body of the best match.
A list of relevant pages plus the title and body content of the best matching page.
Create a Wiki.js 2.x page titled "API Release Notes" with this version summary; if it already exists, update it instead.
Creates a new page or updates the existing one, then returns the operation result.
Read the version history of the "Operations Manual" page, list the latest versions, and summarize the main changes.
Returns the page version history and a summary of changes across recent revisions.
Developers or documentation owners can use this MCP tool to search, read, create, and update Wiki.js pages without manually working in the admin UI. It also helps with structured knowledge base maintenance.
When teams need to review documentation changes, they can inspect page version history to understand how content evolved. This is useful for reviewing updates to important pages.
Operations or content managers can move or delete pages and list assets to keep a Wiki.js site organized. It is useful for knowledge base cleanup and structural adjustments.
This is an MCP server for managing Wiki.js 2.x page content through its GraphQL API. It supports search, read, create, update, move, delete, version history, and asset listing.
The provided information explicitly states support for Wiki.js 2.x. Compatibility with other versions is not provided; see the source repository.
It is known to manage pages through the Wiki.js GraphQL API, so you need access to a Wiki.js 2.x environment. More specific installation steps, authentication, or configuration details were not provided; see the source repository.
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