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XWiki

XWiki is an LGPL-licensed, self-hostable knowledge management platform from Paris-based XWiki SAS; its new open-source MCP Server extension (beta) lets AI agents search, read and edit wiki content through the Model Context Protocol with any LLM provider.

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PlanOpen source / Starter - free download (xwiki.org); Starter subscription: XWiki Cloud only, up to 25 users · Basic / Business - per-user yearly subscription - up to 1,000 / 10,000 users, cloud or on-prem, LDAP/AD (Basic), SAML/OIDC/Entra ID and IP allowlisting (Business) · Enterprise - per-user yearly subscription - unlimited users, Kubernetes/Windows/Oracle/clusters, SCIM, custom development, dedicated account manager

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About XWiki

What is XWiki?

An open-source (LGPL 2.1) knowledge management platform from Paris-based XWiki SAS, available in the cloud or self-hosted, with a new open-source MCP Server extension that connects AI agents to wiki content.

MCP Server (beta)

Search wiki pages through Solr, and read, edit and create pages from an AI agent
Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, Mistral, Azure or self-hosted models
Optional extension; AI operations stay on your own infrastructure

Platform features

Page hierarchies, templates, forms, structured data and custom apps
Real-time co-editing, comments and unlimited version history
Granular rights, LDAP/AD, SAML/OIDC and SCIM on higher tiers
900+ extensions and a Confluence migrator

Pricing

Open-source edition free. XWiki Pro & Support subscriptions per user: Starter (cloud, 25 users), Basic (1,000), Business (10,000) and Enterprise (unlimited).

Value & Audience

Value Proposition

Gives organisations a self-hostable, open-source wiki they fully own, and now a way to let their chosen AI agents search and update that knowledge without sending it to a vendor-controlled AI service.

Problem Solved

Company knowledge is scattered and often locked into proprietary tools, and connecting AI assistants to it usually means giving up control of the data. XWiki provides an open platform plus an optional MCP server that runs on infrastructure the customer controls.

Target Audience

Enterprises IT & Systems Administrators Technical Writers Developers Government & Public Sector

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XWiki FAQ

Common questions about XWiki's features, pricing, and use cases

What does XWiki do?

Open-source knowledge platform, now with an MCP server Gives organisations a self-hostable, open-source wiki they fully own, and now a way to let their chosen AI agents search and update that knowledge without sending it to a vendor-controlled AI service.

Is XWiki free to use?

XWiki is open source and free to use, in the Productivity & Collaboration category.

What problem does XWiki solve?

Who is XWiki built for?

XWiki is built for Enterprises, IT & Systems Administrators, Technical Writers, Developers, Government & Public Sector.

What tech stack does XWiki use?

XWiki is built with Astro, Java, Tomcat, Jetty, Docker, Apache Solr (search).

What category is XWiki listed under?

XWiki is listed in the Productivity & Collaboration category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.

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