Wiki.js MCP server

This is a small helper that connects your AI assistant to your own Wiki.js wiki. Wiki.js is a self-hosted wiki, meaning the pages live on a server you or your company runs, not on someone else's site. If your team keeps notes, docs, or how-to guides in Wiki.js, this lets your AI look things up and make edits when you ask.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your wiki, like finding a page or reading one. The AI uses this helper, which talks to your Wiki.js server through its built-in connection. The helper fetches the pages, searches the text, or makes the change you asked for. Then the AI tells you what it found or what it changed, right in the chat. You never have to open the wiki yourself.

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What you can do with it

• Search your wiki for pages by title or description
• Search the actual text inside pages, not just titles
• Read a page and summarize it for you
• Create a new page with content you describe
• Update an existing page without overwriting someone else's edit
• See the history of a page and who changed what
• List the pages and folders under a section

Try asking your AI

• “Find any wiki page that mentions our vacation policy”
• “Summarize the page at docs/setup for me”
• “Create a new page called team/meeting-notes with today's agenda”
• “Update the page docs/onboarding and add a section about the new laptop process”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in plain chat: a list of matching pages, a summary of a page's content, or a confirmation that a page was created or updated. For searches, you see the page titles and paths so you can ask for more detail. For edits, the AI tells you what changed and where. If something went wrong, like a page was edited by someone else in the meantime, it says so instead of overwriting.

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Who it's for

Teams and individuals who keep their internal docs, notes, or guides in a self-hosted Wiki.js and want their AI to help find and update them.