MediaWiki-MCP Server

A MediaWiki-MCP Server is a middleware software component that acts as a secure proxy between AI agents and a MediaWiki instance, translating high-level intents into authenticated API calls.

• AKA: MediaWiki-MCP Server-Side Proxy, MediaWiki AI Bridge, MCP-MediaWiki Gateway, MediaWiki Intent Translator.
• Context:
  • It can typically perform Concept Diff Synthesis to build minimal wikitext patches.
  • It can typically conduct Semantic Validation to check property conformity and ontology conformity.
  • It can typically handle Retry Mechanisms and back-off mechanisms for MediaWiki API throttling.
  • It can typically trigger Webhook Events to post merge results to Slack Systems or Jira Systems.
  • It can often be deployed via Docker Images on GHCR Repository.
  • It can often use ECS Task Definitions with RDS-Proxy for DB pooling.
  • It can often monitor CloudWatch Alarms on 5xx error spikes.
  • It can range from being a Basic MediaWiki-MCP Server to being an Advanced MediaWiki-MCP Server, depending on its MediaWiki-MCP server feature integration.
  • It can range from being a Stateless MediaWiki-MCP Server to being a Stateful MediaWiki-MCP Server, depending on its MediaWiki-MCP server session management.
  • It can range from being a Single-Tenant MediaWiki-MCP Server to being a Multi-Tenant MediaWiki-MCP Server, depending on its MediaWiki-MCP server deployment architecture.
  • It can implement LLM Write-Back Layer functionalities.
  • It can support future OAuth 2.0 Integration and fine-grained role mapping to MediaWiki groups.
  • It can support offline batch-mode for nightly corpus ingestion.
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• Example(s):
  • GM-RKB MediaWiki-MCP Server, released under MIT License in Python Language.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Direct MediaWiki API Client, which lacks secure proxy mediation.
  • General-Purpose Middleware, which lacks specific MediaWiki instance translation.
  • Static Web Server, which lacks AI agent intent translation.
• See: LLM Write-Back Layer, MediaWiki Instance, AI Agent, Wiki System, Wiki Software Engine, Semantic Wiki System, WikiFixer System, Multi-Agent Development Framework.

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