BookStack is a free and open-source wiki and documentation platform that's designed to be simple, self-hosted, and easy to use. It allows users to organize content into books, chapters, and pages, making it ideal for organizing documentation and knowledge bases.
Provides complete access to BookStack knowledge base with 47+ tools covering all API endpoints, including CRUD operations for books, pages, chapters, shelves, user management, search, attachments, permissions, recycle bin, audit logs, and content export in multiple formats.
Connects BookStack knowledge bases to Claude through 47+ tools covering complete CRUD operations for books, pages, chapters, shelves, users, search, attachments, and permissions. Enables full management of BookStack content and configuration through natural language.
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Why this server?
Provides comprehensive tools for managing BookStack content including searching across books, pages, and chapters, creating and updating pages, retrieving detailed information about books and chapters, and exporting pages in various formats (HTML, PDF, Markdown, Plain text).
Enables interaction with BookStack knowledge management systems through the BookStack API. Supports searching, reading, creating, and updating documentation content with secure authentication and dual transport modes for flexible deployment.
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Why this server?
Provides comprehensive tools for managing BookStack wiki content including creating, editing, and organizing books, chapters, pages, and shelves, as well as user management, search functionality, and content export in multiple formats
Enables AI models to interact with BookStack wiki instances through a comprehensive API interface. Supports content management (books, chapters, pages), user administration, search functionality, and content export in multiple formats.
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Why this server?
Provides tools for managing BookStack content, including creating, reading, updating, and deleting pages, books, and shelves, as well as searching across all content types.
Enables AI assistants to manage BookStack knowledge bases with tools for creating, reading, updating, and deleting pages, books, and shelves, as well as searching content.
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Why this server?
Allows interaction with a BookStack wiki instance, providing tools to search, read, and write wiki content in Markdown. Supports managing shelves, books, chapters, and pages, including creating, updating, editing via find-and-replace, moving, tagging, and deleting items. Reads pages as Markdown and preserves each page's editor type when writing.
Enables searching, reading and writing a BookStack wiki in Markdown straight from a chat, with 11 focused tools, plain-English errors and one setup command. It runs over stdio for individuals or as a shared HTTP server where each teammate signs in with their own API token.
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Why this server?
Enables deployment of BookStack documentation platform instances through Coolify templates, with support for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.
Enables AI agents to deploy and manage applications on Coolify through structured tools, supporting project management, app lifecycle control, pre-configured templates, and deployment monitoring with built-in safety guardrails.
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Provides tools for searching pages within a BookStack instance, retrieving structured data such as titles, URLs, and content with clean HTML-to-text conversion.
Enables searching and retrieving content from BookStack knowledge bases via the BookStack API. It provides structured page data with clean HTML-to-text conversion for seamless integration with AI models.
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Why this server?
Allows interaction with a BookStack instance, providing tools for searching content and performing CRUD operations on books, chapters, pages, and shelves.
HTTP MCP server enabling LLMs to search, create, read, update, and delete BookStack entities (books, chapters, pages, shelves) using API tokens.
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Why this server?
Provides comprehensive management of BookStack instances, including unified CRUD operations for books, bookshelves, chapters, and pages, full-text search, and advanced image gallery management with support for URL-based uploads.
Provides comprehensive tools for managing BookStack instances, including full CRUD operations for books, chapters, and pages. It features advanced image gallery management with URL upload support and full-text search capabilities across all content entities.