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@opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-wikipedia

v0.0.77

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OpenTabs plugin for Wikipedia

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Keywords

opentabs-pluginopentabsmcpmodelcontextprotocolchrome-extensionai-agentbrowser-automation

Readme

Wikipedia

OpenTabs plugin for Wikipedia — gives AI agents access to Wikipedia through your authenticated browser session.

Install

opentabs plugin install wikipedia

Or install globally via npm:

npm install -g @opentabs-dev/opentabs-plugin-wikipedia

Setup

  1. Open wikipedia.org in Chrome and log in
  2. Open the OpenTabs side panel — the Wikipedia plugin should appear as ready

Tools (19)

Articles (11)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | search_articles | Search Wikipedia for articles matching a query | Read | | get_article | Get article summary and metadata | Read | | get_page_summary | Get a quick article summary | Read | | get_article_sections | Get the table of contents of an article | Read | | get_section_content | Read a specific section of an article | Read | | get_article_categories | List categories an article belongs to | Read | | get_article_links | List internal links from an article | Read | | get_article_languages | List language versions of an article | Read | | get_backlinks | Find pages that link to an article | Read | | get_random_articles | Get random Wikipedia articles | Read | | opensearch | Autocomplete article title search | Write |

Revisions (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_revisions | Get revision history of an article | Read | | compare_revisions | Compare two article revisions | Write |

Activity (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_recent_changes | List recent edits across Wikipedia | Read | | get_featured_content | Get today's featured content | Read |

Users (2)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_current_user | Get the logged-in user profile | Read | | get_user_contributions | List edits made by a user | Read |

Categories (1)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_category_members | List pages in a category | Read |

Statistics (1)

| Tool | Description | Type | |---|---|---| | get_page_views | Get daily page view statistics | Read |

How It Works

This plugin runs inside your Wikipedia tab through the OpenTabs Chrome extension. It uses your existing browser session — no API tokens or OAuth apps required. All operations happen as you, with your permissions.

License

MIT