About Wikipedia
Search Wikipedia, read a summary or full article, list its sections, search articles near a coordinate and see which language editions exist. Background and orientation only; the agent should cite the primary sources Wikipedia points to.
Questions you can ask Wikipedia
Type them into Kahubi’s chat once Wikipedia is connected.
“Give me a short background on the Swedish welfare state model and the primary sources the Wikipedia article cites.”
What comes back: A summary of the article with its section list, and the references it points to so you can cite those instead.
“In which languages does Wikipedia have an article on the Kalmar Union?”
What comes back: The language editions with article titles and links.
Wikipedia MCP tools
The 7 tools the Wikipedia server offers to Kahubi. The assistant picks the right one for each question.
wikipedia_search_articlesSearch Wikipedia articles by full-text query.
wikipedia_get_summaryFetch the short article summary that answers "what is X?".
wikipedia_get_articleFetch article content as clean plain text.
wikipedia_get_sectionsFetch the table of contents for a Wikipedia article.
wikipedia_search_nearbyFind Wikipedia articles about places near a geographic coordinate.
wikipedia_get_languagesList the language editions available for a Wikipedia article.
wikipedia_get_referencesList the footnotes an article cites - its reference lists, in document order - with each footnote's text, external links (archive copies included), and DOIs.
Using Wikipedia in Kahubi
- Community server. An open-source server maintained by the MCP community. Kahubi tests it with live queries before listing it and health-checks it regularly.
- Cited, checkable answers. Results are treated as retrieved material and cited with the source’s own identifiers, so you can open every record the answer relied on.
- Your files stay private. Only the search the assistant writes for your question is sent to Wikipedia.
More knowledge bases sources
- Project GutenbergSearch and read 70,000+ public-domain books.
- Getty Vocabularies (AAT, TGN, ULAN)Controlled vocabularies for art, architecture, historical place names and artist names.
- OEIS (integer sequences)The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences: identify a sequence from its terms.
- WikidataStructured knowledge graph: entity search, statements and SPARQL queries.
- GlottologReference catalogue of the world’s languages, dialects and families.
- MusicBrainzOpen music encyclopedia: artists, works, releases, recordings and relationships.