The MCP server that turns the
social web into tool calls.
MCP Wiki is an independent data infrastructure company. We operate the ingestion, normalization and resolution layer that lets teams read social at scale — without standing up a scraping operation of their own.
Why we built it
Every team that wanted to understand trends or track creators was rebuilding the same brittle stack — rotating proxies, dodging captchas, parsing markup that breaks weekly. We thought that infrastructure should be a single API call, with a stable contract and a clear compliance boundary. So we built it once, correctly, and made it the product.
Three principles, no asterisks.
Public by principle
We read only what is publicly visible. No credential replay, no private endpoints, no auth bypass — the boundary is a feature, not a limitation.
Built for builders
One header, uniform schemas, deterministic JSON. We optimize for the engineer reading the response at 2am, not the demo.
Signal over noise
We rank by acceleration, not raw volume. The point of telemetry is to surface what matters before everyone else already knows.
Want the long version? Let's talk.
Whether you're evaluating MCP Wiki or just curious how the stack works, we're happy to go deep.