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MediaWiki

Write to a wiki that runs MediaWiki, signed in as your account: create and edit pages, add to a running log, read a page for an AI step, search, file pages in categories, upload files, and move or delete pages.

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Triggers

Start a workflow when something happens in MediaWiki.

  • New pageRuns when a page is created on the wiki, in the namespace or category you choose, with what it says in wikitext. Pages there before the workflow was turned on don't start it.
  • Page editedRuns for each edit to a page on the wiki, to one page, or to pages in the namespace or category you choose, with who changed it, a link to the change and what the page says now. Creating a page doesn't count.
  • New file uploadedRuns when a new file is uploaded to the wiki, with its name, a link to download it, its size and type, and who uploaded it. A new version of a file that's there doesn't count.

Actions

Steps a workflow can run in MediaWiki.

  • Create pageMake a new page on the wiki, such as meeting notes or a report, in wikitext, with categories. Stops if a page with that title exists.
  • Edit pageChange a page: replace its text, add to its start or end (such as a running log), or add a new section, with an edit summary.
  • Get pageGet a page's text, as wikitext, HTML or plain text, with its latest revision, categories and who last edited it, such as for an AI step.
  • Search pagesFind pages with the wiki's own search, best match first, with the words around each match.
  • List pages in a categoryList the pages, subcategories or files in a category, by name or most recently added.
  • Add or remove categoriesPut a page in categories or take it out of them, as one edit to its text. A category a template adds can only be changed in the template.
  • Get page historyList a page's revisions, newest first: who changed it, when, how much and why, with a link to each change.
  • List recent changesList the wiki's latest edits, new pages or logged actions (uploads, moves, deletions), newest first, such as for a weekly digest.
  • Move pageRename a page, with its talk page. The old title redirects to the new one unless you turn that off. Needs the right to move pages.
  • Delete pageDelete a page, or a file with its page. Needs the right to delete, which most wikis give only administrators; an administrator can restore it.
  • Upload filePut a file on the wiki, such as a picture or a PDF, from an upload, an earlier step or a link, or a new version of one that's there.

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