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Wikipedia MCP Server

agentify/wikipedia-mcp-server

MCP server for Wikipedia, providing LLMs and clients with real-time access to Wikipedia articles, summaries, sections, and related information via Apify Actor.

agentify

MCP Server: Wikipedia

dltik/mcp-server-wikipedia

MCP Server: Wikipedia: an MCP server exposing 6 tools for AI agents. HTTP-only, no API key. Pay $0.005/tool-call.

dltik

Excel Mcp Server

lovely_radiologist/excel-mcp-server

Vivek Gaur

Wikipedia Article Scraper

crawlerbros/wikipedia-scraper

Extract structured data from Wikipedia articles. Get summaries, categories, images, metadata, and descriptions using Wikipedia's official API. Supports 300+ languages.

Crawler Bros

5.0

Email Actor

gytelio1/email-actor

For MCP server

Gytis Ščipokas

Mcp Server Generator

fiery_dream/mcp-server-generator

Cody Churchwell

Wikipedia Email Scraper - Advanced, Fast & Cheapest

contacts-api/wikipedia-email-scraper-fast-advanced-and-cheapest

📚 Wikipedia Email Scraper allows you to collect publicly available editor and organization emails from Wikipedia pages 🔎 Great for research and academic outreach 📧

Lead Heaven

Wikipedia Data Extractor - Articles & Summaries

vernacular_reservoir/wikipedia-data-extractor

Extract structured data from Wikipedia articles by topic or keyword. Get title, summary, description, thumbnail, coordinates and related links. Supports all Wikipedia languages. No API key required.

Aleksandrs

Wikipedia Scraper

automation-lab/wikipedia-scraper

Search and extract Wikipedia articles — titles, summaries, full content, categories, and images. Uses the free MediaWiki API.

Stas Persiianenko

Wikipedia Scraper - Articles, Summaries & Search

makework36/wikipedia-scraper

Scrape Wikipedia articles, summaries, and search results. Supports summary, search, and random article modes via the Wikipedia REST API. Pure HTTP, no browser needed.