Self-hostable markdown team wiki: agents search, read, and write your wiki pages.
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io.github.zcag/tela is an MCP server that self-hostable markdown team wiki: agents search, read, and write your wiki pages. Its tool list has not been published yet, requires no API key, and scores 36/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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tela is a self-hostable, markdown-native team wiki built for a world where agents are first-class authors and readers. It pairs a Go + PostgreSQL backend with a React 19 / Milkdown editor, live Yjs collaboration, ranked full-text and semantic search, and a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server — so the same knowledge base your team edits in the browser is one your agents can search, read, and write directly. Atlas, its documentation engine, turns the artifacts you already produce into maintained wiki pages. Your content stays canonical markdown forever — pages.body is markdown, there is no proprietary block store.
👉 Start at telawiki.com — the marketing site walks through what tela does (with pricing, a comparison, and the agent/MCP story), and the hosted instance has a free tier: no install, no card.
/api/mcp is part of the backend, not a bolt-on. Claude, Cursor, and other agents search, read, and author pages with scoped, per-tool write permissions.pgvector-backed semantic retrieval and grounded "ask your docs" answers.pages.body is canonical markdown forever (no block table). Sync over WebDAV, export to zip/PDF, and run the whole stack with one make up.You need Docker (with Compose) and make. The bundled stack buil