MCP Wiki Server
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Tools are clearly separated by wiki topic (git, python, sql), so an agent can pick the right one when the topic is known. However, the identical interface and absence of a generic topic parameter or cross-topic search mean ambiguity arises when the topic is unspecified or spans multiple wikis.
All tool names follow a consistent wiki_<topic> pattern (wiki_git, wiki_python, wiki_sql), making them predictable and easy to parse.
Three tools map to three topics, which is a reasonable number for the stated scope, though a single parameterized tool would reduce duplication and scale better.
Read/list/search operations are covered per topic, but there is no write capability (create/edit/delete) and no way to discover or query other topics, leaving notable gaps for a wiki server.