MCP Servers

wikijs-mcp-server

MCP server for Wiki.js integration, enabling page CRUD operations (create, update, get, list, search, delete, move) via the Wiki.js GraphQL API.

README

wikijs-plugin

Claude Code plugin for Wiki.js integration — MCP server for page CRUD/search plus a docs-wiki skill that orchestrates documentation sub-agents to publish DE+EN docs.

Combines the previously separate wikijs-mcp-server (originally TypeScript, ported to Python here — see CHANGELOG) and mm-skills/docs-wiki into a single installable plugin, following the structure of mm-dev-toolkit and project-hub.

Documentation

Complete Documentation & FAQ

Installation

Install via the Claude Code plugin marketplace mechanism (marketplace add + plugin install), same as mm-dev-toolkit/project-hub. Then run /wikijs-plugin:setup — it creates a dedicated venv at ~/.wikijs-plugin/venv/ and copies the .env template.

Configure Wiki.js credentials in ~/.wikijs-plugin/.env:

WIKIJS_API_URL=https://your-wikijs-installation/graphql
WIKIJS_API_TOKEN=your-api-token-here

Components

MCP Server (`servers/wikijs-mcp-server/`)

Python (mcp[cli] + httpx), dedicated venv — same pattern as mm-dev-toolkit/project-hub.

Tool	Description
`wikijs_create_page`	Create new wiki pages with Markdown or HTML
`wikijs_update_page`	Update existing pages (content, title, tags)
`wikijs_get_page`	Retrieve full page content and metadata
`wikijs_list_pages`	List pages with pagination and filtering
`wikijs_search_pages`	Full-text search across wiki pages
`wikijs_delete_page`	Permanently delete pages
`wikijs_move_page`	Move pages to new paths
`wikijs_get_page_history`	Read a page's logged change history (Phase 2, see below)

Skill (`skills/docs-wiki/`)

/wikijs-plugin:docs-wiki — orchestrates documentation sub-agents (docs-architect, mermaid-expert, tutorial-engineer, api-documenter, reference-builder) to create/update Wiki.js pages in DE+EN.

Page-History Tracking

wikijs_create_page/wikijs_update_page accept optional sourceRepo/sourceRef/summary parameters, logged to a local SQLite DB (~/.wikijs-plugin/wikijs-plugin.db) — never written into the visible page content or description, so the project's "no version numbers in body text" Wiki.js convention stays intact. docs-wiki passes the target project's git rev-parse HEAD as sourceRef automatically when available. Read the log back with wikijs_get_page_history.

Requirements

Python 3.11+ (Windows: the py launcher works even where python/python3 are Microsoft Store alias stubs)
Wiki.js instance (v2.x or v3.x)
Wiki.js API token with page management permissions

Development

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0 — source-available, personal and non-commercial use only. Not OSI Open Source. Commercial use requires explicit permission; contact the maintainer.

Author

Markus Michalski

Website: markus-michalski.net
GitHub: @markus-michalski

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