"Wikidata" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that wraps the Wikidata API, enabling AI agents to query and interact with Wikidata data using natural language through the Pipeworx gateway.

A server implementation for interacting with Wikidata API using the Model Context Protocol, providing tools for searching identifiers, extracting metadata, and executing SPARQL queries.

Provides access to Wikidata for Large Language Models through the Model Context Protocol, offering tools for entity search, detailed retrieval, SPARQL queries, relation exploration, and property-based searches.

Enables searching and fetching Wikidata entities, executing SPARQL queries, and resolving external identifiers via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables querying Wikidata via SPARQL, with convenience tools for instances, subclasses, properties, and geo-spatial queries.

MCP server for maintaining specific Wikidata items (person, company, publications) with read tools and a two-step write workflow that enforces sourced, human-approved batch edits.

Connects LLMs to Wikidata's structured knowledge base using a hybrid architecture that optimizes for both fast entity searches and complex relational queries. It provides tools for entity and property retrieval, metadata lookups, and direct SPARQL execution to ground AI responses in verified data.

Reconciles Wikidata items against OpenStreetMap features, yielding verdicts (matched, ambiguous, unmatched, error) based on existing wikidata tags, cross-lingual name agreement, and distance, with support for SPARQL selectors to define item sets.

MCP server providing live Wikipedia recent changes feed, page summaries, trending pages, and Wikidata entity lookup.

Enables Indic-language transliteration and normalization of Indian names and addresses using Wikidata, Aksharamukha, and OpenStreetMap.

Lets LLMs rank, compare, and connect actors and movies from local IMDb non-commercial datasets stored in DuckDB, with Wikidata enrichment.

Searchable atlas of 2,400 castles, fortresses and palaces worldwide, with facts from Wikidata (CC0). Tools for name search, nearby lookup by coordinates, fame ranking, per-country listings and aggregate statistics — read-only, no API key.

MCP server providing free, IP-direct tools for web search, crawling, anti-detect browsing, and structured data from Wikipedia, Wikidata, GitHub, and YouTube.

Enables users to search, rank, and compare Google Knowledge Graph entities, audit knowledge panel readiness with Wikidata connections, and generate JSON-LD schema for brands or people.

Enables AI agents and MCP clients to retrieve company profiles, hiring signals, YC companies, Wikidata enrichment, email validation, OpenStreetMap places, market quotes, and remote jobs via eight tools backed by the user's own Apify account.

Grounds local models with a quantized Wikidata corpus via MCP tools for entity resolution and fact lookup, reducing hallucinations.

Provides tools for named entity extraction, Wikidata disambiguation, sameAs schema linking, and knowledge graph triple construction, enabling structured semantic data processing.

Enables querying organism taxonomy, OBO reference terms, food and nutrition composition, organism and weather observations, and Wikidata alignments through nine MCP tools, with keyed source credentials resolved server-side.

First MCP server in the Israeli podcast vertical. 7 read-only tools exposing live data on studios, podcasts, glossary, and the State of Israeli Podcasts 2026 industry report. Operated by Pody (Wikidata Q139719199).

Structured knowledge for AI agents — Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wiktionary and growing as clean JSON. 1.9M searchable. Free, no auth.