Yes, it is described as an open-source MCP server.

XWiki is a mature knowledge management and collaboration platform, trusted by enterprises for over 20 years, used by 1,000+ teams worldwide, with an ecosystem of 900+ extensions.

The MCP server is open-source, and XWiki offers a 'start for free' option; no detailed plan pricing is listed on this page.

XWiki MCP Server — Connect your wiki knowledge to any LLM, on your infra

XWiki MCP Server is an open-source extension for the XWiki knowledge management and collaboration platform that connects your wiki's knowledge to any LLM. Its stated design goal is keeping all AI operations on your own infrastructure while letting you connect to the LLM provider of your choice, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, Mistral and Microsoft Azure. The extension is currently in early access: you fill out a form to be among the first notified when you can try it. XWiki SAS positions the product on the back of its 20+ year track record, a base of 1,000+ teams worldwide, and an ecosystem of 900+ extensions for adapting the digital workplace.

Key Features

Open-source MCP server

An open-source MCP server extension that connects your XWiki knowledge to any LLM.

Self-hosted AI operations

All AI operations run on your own infrastructure.

Choice of LLM providers

Connect to OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, Mistral, Microsoft Azure and more.

Knowledge management foundation

Combined with XWiki, a mature knowledge management and collaboration platform.

Extensible ecosystem

XWiki offers an ecosystem of 900+ extensions to adapt your digital workplace to your needs.

Enterprise backing

Backed by XWiki SAS, trusted by enterprises for over 20 years and used by 1,000+ teams worldwide.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Open-source MCP server
AI operations run on your own infrastructure rather than a vendor's cloud
Vendor-agnostic LLM support, including local models via Ollama
Built on XWiki, a mature platform trusted by enterprises for over 20 years and used by 1,000+ teams
Extensible through XWiki's ecosystem of 900+ extensions

Cons

Currently in early access — you must join a waitlist to be notified when you can try it

Who It's For

Best for

Teams already running XWiki that want LLM access to their wiki knowledge
Enterprises with data-control requirements that need AI operations kept on their own infrastructure
Organizations that want provider flexibility, including local models via Ollama or specific vendors like OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral or Azure

Not ideal for

Teams that do not use XWiki and want AI over other knowledge sources — this is an XWiki extension, not a standalone MCP server
Buyers looking for a fully managed hosted SaaS with no infrastructure to run
Anyone who needs a generally available product today rather than joining an early-access list

FAQ

What does the XWiki MCP Server do?

It is an open-source MCP server extension that connects the knowledge stored in XWiki to any LLM, with all AI operations running on your own infrastructure.

Which LLM providers does it support?

You can connect to the provider of your choice — the page names OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, Mistral and Microsoft Azure, among others.

Does my data stay on my infrastructure?

That is the stated design goal: all AI operations run on your own infrastructure while you choose which LLM provider to connect to.

Is it available now?

Not yet generally available — it is in early access. You fill out a form to be among the first notified when you can try the MCP server extension.

XWiki MCP Server