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Return today's trending world news from Wikipedia — curated ITN headlines from the Main Page plus today's Current Events portal subpage bucketed by category (Business, Disasters, Politics, etc.). Read-only; uses the public MediaWiki API with no auth or anti-bot stealth.
Return today's trending world news from Wikipedia — curated ITN headlines from the Main Page plus today's Current Events portal subpage bucketed by category (Business, Disasters, Politics, etc.). Read-only; uses the public MediaWiki API with no auth or anti-bot stealth. This page documents every listed tool, the action or answer it provides, its installation command, and the input fields an agent should send.
Return today's trending world news from Wikipedia — curated ITN headlines from the Main Page plus today's Current Events portal subpage bucketed by category (Business, Disasters, Politics, etc.). Read-only; uses the public MediaWiki API with no auth or anti-bot stealth.
browse skills add wikipedia.org/find-the-trending-world-news-for-today-hfqs9bInstall browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.
Use the find-the-trending-world-news-for-today tool on wikipedia.org with query: <string>, url: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.query string The thing to search for.url string The URL or page to inspect.Given a Wikipedia article reference (URL, lang+title, or free-form name), return structured content: canonical URL, title, language, lead summary, full section tree, infobox key/value pairs, thumbnail, image list, outbound article links, external links with section attribution, categories, last-revised timestamp, pageid, and revid. Handles redirects, disambiguation pages, and non-English editions.
browse skills add wikipedia.org/get-article-4q40tlInstall browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.
Use the get-article tool on wikipedia.org with url: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.url string The URL or page to inspect.