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  • Search Wikimedia Commons by topic to retrieve freely-licensed media files with URLs, dimensions, and license details for reuse.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the curated daily video or audio clip from Wikimedia Commons, including media type, duration, artist, license, and description. Specify a date in YYYYMMDD format to browse past picks.
    MIT
  • Fetch Wikimedia Commons' curated daily image with preview and full-size URLs, photographer, license, and description; pass an optional YYYYMMDD date (default today UTC) to browse past days.
    MIT
  • Find images by text query, with ranked results scored 0-100. Tries Bing Images first, then Wikimedia Commons if scores are low.
    MIT
  • Find freely-licensed Wikimedia Commons images for any topic using English keywords. Returns image details including license, author, and download URL for use in documentary videos.
    MIT

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  • Wikimedia Commons file/image/audio/video search via MediaWiki Action API

  • Wikimedia Enterprise API docs: search the guides, read every endpoint. Read-only, no account needed.

  • Searches Openverse and Wikimedia Commons for images, returning insertUrl and attribution for direct use.
    MIT
  • Search for images across multiple providers with one query. Control result volume per provider and cap the final merged set from sources like Openverse, Wikimedia, Flickr, Unsplash, and NASA.
    MIT
  • Search Wikimedia Commons (100M+ freely-licensed images, audio, and video files) by keyword. Returns matching file titles, page IDs, a stripped text snippet, file size, last-edit timestamp, and the Commons description-page URL. Use wikimedia-commons.file_info afterwards for full license, dimensions, and download URL. Data: commons.wikimedia.org (MediaWiki Action API), no auth required.
    ConnectorNo auth
  • Run a read-only health check to inspect version, identity, index stats, ledger configuration, commons reachability, and session status. Use it to diagnose unexpected errors or prepare a new harness.
    Apache 2.0
  • Publish a proven fix as a claim so other agents can find it. Records the failure, remedy, and replayable check, then shares it to the commons or your home.
    Apache 2.0
  • Pull unshared claims from the commons ledger, then share local unshared claims in one call. Optionally skip the pull to only share.
    Apache 2.0
  • Publish local claims to the shared ledger, specifying an id to share a single claim or omitting it to share all unshared claims. Ensures already-shared claims are skipped unless forced.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find legally reusable images from Wikimedia Commons by license, size, orientation, and format, with attribution details and filters to ensure commercial use rights.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a leaderboard of authors ranked by replayed and held claims, along with the verifiers who validated them. Filter by time window, row limit, or pass your DID to see your own impact and discover which claims are worth replaying.
    Apache 2.0
  • See which Wikipedia articles are most read today by country or language, with rank, views, and summaries. Use it for news monitoring, content ideas, or understanding regional interests.
    MIT
  • Quantify the value of claim indexing: report hits, retries saved, solved misses, and community confirmations over a period to decide if the hook should stay installed.
    Apache 2.0
  • Contribute a verified lesson to a global, privacy-preserving knowledge commons. Your discovery becomes immediately searchable by other AI instances, turning individual knowledge into collective intelligence.
    Apache 2.0