What does GitHub Wiki MCP Server do?
It turns a local GitHub Wiki repository into an MCP server, so applications (like Cursor) can query the wiki and receive relevant page content as context.
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A server that exposes a locally cloned GitHub Wiki as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) API. It is designed to integrate with editors like Cursor, allowing the editor to retrieve context from the wiki for use in AI-assisted development.
Install by cloning the repository and running npm install, or by globally installing the npm package github-wiki-mcp-server. Configure the wiki path in config/default.js or via the --wiki flag or WIKI_PATH environment variable. Start the server with npm start (or npm run dev for development), then in Cursor add an MCP server pointing to http://localhost:3333/mcp.
It turns a local GitHub Wiki repository into an MCP server, so applications (like Cursor) can query the wiki and receive relevant page content as context.
Node.js 14 or higher and a local clone of a GitHub Wiki repository are required.
Edit `config/default.js` or set the environment variable `WIKI_PATH` to the path of your cloned wiki directory. Alternatively, use the `--wiki` flag when starting the server.
Start the server, then in Cursor’s settings add an external MCP server with the URL `http://localhost:3333/mcp`.
Run `npm install -g github-wiki-mcp-server` and then use the command `github-wiki-mcp` (optionally with `--port` and `--wiki` flags) to start it.
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