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We've released AI support for Semantic MediaWiki! Connect Claude, ChatGPT & other AI tools to your SMW via our open source MCP server. Let them run queries or even edit on your behalf. A game changer for Semantic MediaWiki, removing friction and easing adoption. Links below 👇

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