Unofficial, security-first MCP server for self-hosted Docmost Community Edition.
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# yugen-docmost-mcp > **Unofficial, not affiliated with Docmost.** Security-first MCP server that lets AI agents search, read, and optionally write a self-hosted **Docmost Community Edition** wiki (tested with Docmost 0.96.0). ```bash DOCMOST_BASE_URL=https://wiki.example.com \ DOCMOST_EMAIL=agent@example.com \ DOCMOST_PASSWORD_FILE=/run/secrets/docmost_password \ yugen-docmost-mcp ``` Read tools: `search`, `list_spaces`, `list_children`, `get_page`, `get_page_outline`, `list_recent_pages` and `list_comments`. Writes are off by default: `DOCMOST_READ_ONLY=0` enables `create_page`, `update_page` and `edit_section`; `DOCMOST_ALLOW_COMMENTS=1` enables `add_comment`; `DOCMOST_ALLOW_MOVE=1` (with `DOCMOST_READ_ONLY=0`) enables `move_page`. See the [project README](https://github.com/YugenLabsTI/shrd-docmost-mcp#readme) for configuration, the tool reference, the security model, and the compatibility matrix.
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